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Screenshot of Udall Center Director Andrea K. Gerlak being interviewed in her office with a title card depicting her name and title in the center of the frame.

Countdown to Deadpool: Colorado River crisis looms as states fail to reach an agreement on how to share cuts

Five NNI TPC members pose in the U of A law school with Dave Beeksma and Kevin Fortuin

January in Tucson 2026 attracts over 60 students from five countries to the annual in-person Indigenous governance education event

Tucson Mayor Regina Romero indicates the children in the youth panel with an outstretched hand.

Third-annual Southern Arizona Heat Summit highlights youth voices while helping Tucson prepare for extreme heat

Dave Beeksma portrait in a black button up shirt and denim jacket with a round, four-color patch on the right shoulder

Native Nations Institute Welcomes New Director Dave Beeksma

A landscape oriented graphic featuring portraits of the ten new TPC members for 2026.

Introducing the Members of the 2026 Tribal Professionals Cohort

Ladd Keith receives a gift from NIT-P Director Pradip K. Jain

University of Arizona Professor Brings Heat Resilience Expertise to India Through Fulbright Specialist Award

Interns pose with Udall Foundation and Udall Center staff and faculty and Senator Lisa Murkowski.

Native American Congressional Internship Program Celebrates 30 Years Connecting Indian Country to the Federal Government

The downtownTucson skyline at sunset with A mountain in the background

New Study Highlights How Working with Vulnerable Communities Can Enhance Climate Resilience in Tucson

Summit organizers gather for a discussion during the pre-conference Tribal Leaders and Scholars Workshop.

U of A, NYU and Harvard experts lead process to codify world’s first global standard on Indigenous Peoples’ data

SUSI students pose with program manager Marcela Vasquez-Leon and NNI staff in front of a trophy case belonging to the U of A School of Journalism

Latin American Women Scholars Find Hope and Opportunity in the Study of the United States Institute on Women’s Leadership

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