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Steve's Last Hurrah: 7 Questions for NNI Co-Founder Dr. Stephen Cornell Before His Last January in Tucson

Stephen Cornell lectures to a packed classroom in the University of Arizona Law School during JIT 2024.

New Peer-Reviewed Paper Recenters CARE Principles on Local Indigenous Contexts

A man in traditional Indigenous Saami clothing kneels in the snow next to a reindeer.

UArizona Faculty: 2025-26 Udall Center Fellowship Applications Now Open!

UC Fellows Program 2025/26

New ‘Indigenous Data Governance Brief’ Outlines Strategies for Advancing Indigenous Data Sovereignty

Screenshot of the hero image from the US Indigenous Data Governance Brief

Landback: The Return of Upper Sioux Agency State Park to the Upper Sioux Community

Governor Tim Walz and Chairman Kevin Jensvold of the Upper Sioux Community shake hands during the Upper Sioux State Park land transfer ceremony

New U of A Initiative Leads the Way to Combat Extreme Heat

Ladd Keith speaks on stage during the TEDx U of A event in October 2024.

New Study by U of A Researchers Shows the Rapidly Rising Profile of Citizen Scientists in Federal Decision-Making

A man and woman look through binoculars on a forest path lined by a wooden fence.

Applications and Registration Open for Native Nations Institute Tribal Professionals Cohort, January in Tucson Courses

The 2024 TPC poses for a group photo at the U of A Law School.

Tribal and Direct Services Team Expands Educational Offerings to Include Enrollment for Pascua Yaqui Tribe Conference

Introducing the 2024 Mo’s Policy Scholars!!

2024 Mo's Policy Scholars pose outside the Udall Center while giving the Wildcats hand signal.

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