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$1.5M grant will build global network to prevent exploitation of Indigenous data

A map of the earth in blue showing yellow lines that connect various countries via digital communication.

International Heat Health Experts Help Shape United Nations’ Call to Action on Extreme Heat During Four Hottest Days on Earth

Heat experts pose for a group photo on stepping stones in a pond in front of the Yale-NUS building.

Indigenous Governance Program Master Student Receives $20k From Haury Program for ‘Traditional Foods’ Project

RaeAnna Rabang smiles in front of a river.

Growing Knowledge: U of A Researchers Share Findings at 2024 Agrivoltaics World Conference

Barron-Gafford takes a selfie in front of a packed conference crowd.

Ebbs and flows in the Colorado River negotiations: How are we doing?

3 panelists sit under a projection screen with an AI-generated image of an enormous river raft full of business professionals floating down the Colorado River.

Giving Back: Udall Center Director Andrea Gerlak on Serving Her Community as a Water Policy Expert

Andrea Gerlak poses with fellow Tucson Water Citizen's Water Advisory Committee member Juliet McKenna in doors in front of an Arizona flag.

New federally funded center will rely on UArizona expertise to help communities manage extreme heat

A sign on the side of a desert road reads, "Caution! Extreme Heat Danger"

Hundreds Gather in Tucson for the Largest Indigenous Data Sovereignty (IDSov) Event in History

Attendees work as a group during an IDSov Summit session.

Across North America: 12 International EMIGRA Fellows Will Collaborate in Communities to Improve Migratory Species Research Outcomes

A dark blue square with a map of North America in light blue depicting the various regions of the fellowship in question.

The Colorado River: A High-Level Look at the Water Shortage and Policy Negotiations Today

The Colorado River snakes through the red walls of the Grand Canyon

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