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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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Mo’s Policy Scholar Earns First Lead Academic Author Credit as an Undergrad

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

Screenshot of President Martin Harvier of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community presenting at NNI's 2023 Emerging Leaders Seminar.

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

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