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Adriana listens as a middle school student speaks to her about a project in 2024

Adriana Zuniga-Teran Honored with College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Outstanding Mentor Award

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Perspectives From Tribal Leaders: Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community President Martin Harvier

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Introducing the 36th Cohort of Udall Center Fellows!

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Humans of Udall: Dr. Gina G. Gilson

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Media Alert: Native Nations Institute Adds First Intergovernmental Relations Session for Tribal Leaders to 2025 Emerging Leaders Seminar

Tucson Mayor Regina Romero, U of A SVPR Tomas Diaz de la Rubia, and U of A Associate Professor Ladd Keith at ENR2

Extreme Heat Planning Works: Building on a Proven Platform at the Second Annual Southern Arizona Heat Summit

Build stronger Tribal governments and sovereign nations.

2025 Emerging Leaders Seminar: Registration Now Open!

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Native Nations Institute Welcomes 11 Prestigious New Members to the 2025 Tribal Professionals Cohort

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Humans of Udall: Prof. Gemma Smith

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Second Annual Agrivoltaics Dinner at Biosphere 2 Brings Problem Solvers Together for a More Resilient Tomorrow

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