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

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Native American representatives gather with UArizona leaders for third Tribal Leaders Summit

Tribal leaders summit

DigDeep received the 2023/24 Haury Indigenous Resilience Award at the 2024 WASH Conference in Washighton, DC

DigDeep receiving the award

2024 Haury Indigenous Resilience Leadership Awards Celebration Honors Levi Esquerra of Native American Advancement & Tribal Engagement Office

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After 10 Years, A Pow Wow Is Returning to the University of Arizona On April 13th!

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2024 MIT Solve Indigenous Innovators Summit Showcases UArizona Programs and a New Generation of Leaders

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“You Don’t Always Have To Go Abroad To Learn About a Different Culture”: Experience the Communities of the Navajo and Tohono O’odham Nations this Summer!

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Next “Native Voices in STEM” Seminar to Explore Cultural Fire Practices in California

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Māori Colleagues Visit IRes During Their Recent Attendance of an UA CARP meeting

Maori colleagues

WEST EJ Center Kicks Off by Presenting Services to Increase Environmental Justice for Historically Marginalized Communities

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