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President Robbins announces the creation of a new Indigenous Resilience Center

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In Memory of Dr. Patricia Juárez-Carrillo, Center for Inter-American and Border Studies at the University of Texas at El Paso

Dr. Patricia Juárez-Carrillo

Dr. Deanna L. Lewis works with LGBTQ+ community experts to develop a course at the College of Public Health

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Mr. Christian Sage Jimmie, Arizona State University, and Mr. Majerle Dave Lister, University of North Carolina, received a Haury Program Native Pathways award

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The Haury Program celebrates Dr. Marti Lindsey’s twenty years of stellar work at UArizona

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Dr. Jameson D. Lopez, UArizona College of Education, receives a Haury Program recruitment award

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The Tucson RENT Project: engaging volunteer attorneys and students in delivering tenant education workshops

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Tribesourcing Southwest Film Project, Advancing Indigenous Voices

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Care About Climate is charting new ways to celebrate Earth Day this year due to COVID-19.

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Meet Trent Teegerstrom, UArizona Tribal Extension Programs

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