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

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

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

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

Attendees work as a group during an IDSov Summit session.

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

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

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

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

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U.S. Congress Reauthorizes Udall Foundation through Fiscal Year 2029

A grid showing portraits of the 2024 Native American Congressional Interns around an image of the U.S. Capitol building.

Udall Foundation Announces 2024 Native American Congressional Interns

Grid showing square portraits of UC Fellows in a line. White text in red box reads "Udall Center Fellows 2024-25"

Meet the 2024-25 Udall Center Fellows!

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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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