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Introducing Mo's Policy Scholars!

A blue-toned image of Mo Udall greeting children at the capital with details about the Mo's Policy Scholars Program.

UArizona Students Shine at Annual International Agrivoltaics Conference

Six UArizona representatives pose in front of a field of solar panels in Daegu, South Korea.

More than a Quarter-Century of Udall Center Involvement in US-Mexico Border Environmental Governance

A view of the Colorado River from the bottom of the Grand Canyon.

Udall Center Researcher Appointed to EPA Science Advisory Board Environmental Justice Screen Review Panel

Screenshot of the EJIScreen map showing wastewater discharge distribution around metro Tucson.

NNI Tribal and Direct Services Provides Governance Training to Northwest Tribal Leaders in Partnership with Evergreen State College

Session attendees sit around a round table with a white table cloth as they work to fill in yellow note cards to present to the larger group.

Udall Center Researcher Ladd Keith Hosts High-Profile Meeting of Heat Health Experts and Stakeholders in D.C.

Members of the GHHIN Management Committee pose in front of a white tornadic sculpture and a gray and white marble wall.

“Game-Changer” Report Aims to Close the Gaps Between Science and Policy at the UN 2023 Water Conference

More than 20 global water and policy experts seated around a circular conference table in a wood-paneled meeting room.

Morris K. Udall: Reflections on his Impact for the Southwest

Morris K. Udall on the Capital steps behind a microphone with one first raised in the air. A crowd around him listens as he speaks.

Udall Center researchers awarded $1.2M to explore farming at existing solar power sites

Two rows of solar panels shade the ground in airy, dusty field.

NNI Researcher Receives Fulbright Specialist Award

The white building that houses the Parliament of Uganda sits at the end of a busy road at the top of a hill.

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