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Indige-FEWSS: Restoring Harmony & Resources

Sept. 25, 2019
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Screenshot from video of woman speaking at Dine Community College.

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Indigenous Resilience Center is a 'seed' for tribal leaders to water and nurture
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Michael Kotutwa Johnson outside his home near Kykotsmovi Village on the Hopi reservation in northeastern Arizona. Johnson joined the university this summer as an assistant specialist in the School of Natural Resources and the Environment, and is affiliated with the UArizona Indigenous Resilience Center.
Focus on the Quest: Indigenous Correspondents Learn to Craft Compelling Narratives
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Headshots for both Duncan McCue and Kalen Goodluck
Congratulations to the 2022 Indigenous Resilience Leadership Awardees
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Collage of headshots for each of the award recipients
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