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NVIF 2026

The Return of Navajo Boy - Film Screening and Panel Discussion

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Centering Justice Symposium 2026: Meeting the Moment-- Energy, Resilience & Our Collective Power

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A Powerful Afternoon: Screening and Panel Discussion of The Return of Navajo Boy

Jeff Spitz and several members of the Cly-Begay family spoke about the legacy of "The Return of Navajo Boy" documentary during a Feb. 15 event. Ian Stash / Tucson Spotlight

University of Arizona hosts ‘Navajo Boy’ screening

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Indigenous Knowledge Exchange in the Yucatán

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National People's Hearing Summary – Tucson, Arizona Report

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Rooted in Storytelling: Trinity Norris

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IRES 2025 End of Year Reflections

Torran Anderson, Brooke Marie Damon, Dr. Andee Lister

Reflections on the Uranium Film Festival in Window Rock, AZ

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