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K-12 Teacher Workshop at UArizona Invites Local Students to Participate in Major Research Project as Citizen Scientists

A man in a tie-dye bucket hat kneels over a whole dug in the dirt as a circle of teachers with clipboards look on.

Udall Center Bids ‘Farewell’ to Former Director Bob Varady After 42 Years at UArizona

Bob leans with one arm against a metal railing in front of a waterfall wearing a brown baseball cap, navy blue shirt and brown pants.

Introducing the 2023-24 Udall Center Fellows – Our Largest Cohort in Over 25 Years!

A four by two grid of square headshots of this year's Udall Center Fellows with the text "Udall Center Fellows 2023-24" in the center

Mark Your Calendar – NNI Brings Tribal Leadership Training to Phoenix for an Emerging Leaders Seminar This Summer

A time-lapse photo of lights streaming into Talking Stick Resort at sunset.

‘12 Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in Data’ Defined by Global Indigenous Data Alliance

12 colored rectangles numbered 1-12 arranged in a grid; text reads "The Global Indigenous Data Alliance presents: Indigenous Peoples Rights in Data: the 12 Rights, the next chapter in the IDSov Movement

New Training Program Invites Early-Career Faculty Across Arizona to Elevate Indigenous Research in the State

Udall Center Director Publishes New Anthology on the State of Water Resources Around the World

Book cover: The Conversation on Water edited by Andrea K. Gerlak. Features image of water flowing from a rusty pipe.

UArizona researcher at the forefront of Indigenous data sovereignty

Stephanie Russo Carroll poses in front of saguaro cactus in a red shirt.

Native American Youth Entrepreneurship Program Is More than Business Training – It’s Proof of What’s Possible

A young woman counts cash and smiles after participating in a 2019 NAYEP market event.

Build Better, Longer-Lasting Professional Relationships with Native Nations at the Native Know-How Seminar

Native Know-How instructor Joan Timeche delivers a seminar to a crowded classroom in 2019.

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