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Back row, left to right: Stephanie Carroll Rainie (Ahtna Athabascan), Dave Archambault II (Standing Rock Sioux Tribe), Miriam Jorgensen, Patty Hoeft (Oneida Nation), Robert Valencia (Pascua Yaqui Tribe), Stephen Cornell. Front Row, left to right: Daryle Rigney (Ngarrindjeri), Eileen Briggs (Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe), Phyllis Young (Standing Rock Sioux Tribe), Joan Timeche (Hopi), Sophie Pierre (Kootenay), Mona Nozhackum (Prairie Band Potawatomi), David Gipp (WicaKpe' Isnala - Lone Star - Hunkpapa Lakota).

Native Nations Institute International Advisory Council meets at Standing Rock

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International research project supports training of 68 students

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IWSN helps bring water professionals to the International Water Governance Workshop in Argentina

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Cornell Presents Keynote Talk at Indigenous Governance Conference

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Udall Center Leadership Changes

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Argentina-Chile Water Security Workshop

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Studying Water & Food Security in Nepal

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Water-Security in Arid NE Brazil

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Conservation of Migratory Bats

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Hydroenergy & Climate Change Workshop

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