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UArizona Indigenous Resilience Center Recognized in the Arizona Senate!

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Dr. Johnson Represented UArizona and the Indigenous Resilience Center at the U.N. COP28 Climate Change Conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dr Johnson at COP28

IRes Delegation Brought Indigenous Resilience Voices to One Water Summit 2023

Ires delegation meeting w Mama Hara CEO

Recording of the Opening Panel “Navigating Supreme Court Decisions Impacting Tribes” to the 2023 AZ Tribal Sovereignty Forum Is Now Available!

opening panel tribal sovereignty forum

November is Native American Heritage Month!

Native American Heritage Month

Large UA representation at 2023 AISES National Conference underscores the importance and commitment of supporting indigenous students in STEM

UA at AISES

Indigenous Resilience Center receives $2 million grant from Waverley Street Foundation

IRES

The first Arizona Tribal Sovereignty Forum brought together tribal leaders and legal experts at the University of Arizona

Tribal Leaders at Tribal Sovereignty Forum

Six Haury Native Pathways Graduate Research Awards Awarded This Summer!

2023 Native Pathways Awards

UArizona and AZ Town Hall Event Focused on CIELO Programs and Equity.

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