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Andrea Gerlak and Adriana Zuniga share their insights from their project on community engagement to address injustices around green infrastructure in Tucson

Andrea Gerlak and Adriana Zuniga share their insights from their project on community engagement to address injustices around green infrastructure in Tucson

June 22, 2020

Andrea Gerlak and Adriana Zuniga share their insights from their project on community engagement to address injustices around green infrastructure in Tucson in this recent publication.

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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

Biosphere 2 at sunset. String lights can be seen at the base of the building.

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

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