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‘Sustaining and Advancing Indigenous Cultures’ Reports Published by the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, & Museums

Audience members look on during the Making Arizona screening as Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan can be seen projected in two side-by-side images at the front of the room.

‘Making Arizona’ Documentary Premiere and Climate Conversation Draws Capacity Crowd

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Vice Chairman Murkowski Welcomes Report and Recommendations from the Alyce Spotted Bear and Walter Soboleff Commission on Native Children

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Colorado River Symposium Gives Tucson Community Access to National Water Governance Experts

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January in Tucson 2024 Breaks Records for Second Year Running

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2024 Southern Arizona Heat Planning Summit Invites Hot Takes on Addressing Heat from Community Members

Tohono O'odham Community College instructor Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan wears a bucket hat and sunglasses while holding a wooden staff in the Sonoran Desert. White text reads " Making AZ: Portraits of citizens who care for our climate." UAZ and AZ Humanities logos appear in upper corners.

'Making Arizona' Documentary Screenings and Climate Conversations

Michael Kotutwa Johnson uses traditional Hopi farming methods to plant seeds

Revitalizing Indigenous Foodways: A Grant for Sustainable Growth

2023 in Review: A Look at the Udall Center’s Last Year of Impact

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Introducing NNI’s 2024 Tribal Professional Cohort, the Largest Program Cohort to Date

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