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Indigenous Peoples and COVID19: Issues of Law and Justice – USA

Indigenous Peoples and COVID19: Issues of Law and Justice – USA
Indigenous Peoples and COVID-19: Issues of Law and Justice – USA
A co-production of New Zealand's Victoria University of Wellington and the Aotearoa New Zealand Centre for Indigenous Peoples and the Law, the "Indigenous Peoples and COVID-19: Issues of Law and Justice" is a series of conversations focused on the experiences of Indigenous Peoples with COVID-19,...
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Dissolved Uranium and Arsenic in Unregulated Groundwater Sources – Western Navajo Nation

Dissolved Uranium and Arsenic in Unregulated Groundwater Sources – Western Navajo Nation
Water in the Native World Webinar Series: Dissolved Uranium and Arsenic in Unregulated Groundwater Sources – Western Navajo Nation
“Water in the Native World,” a special issue on tribal water research was just released by the Journal of Contemporary Water Research and Education. This is the second time, Dr. Karletta Chief, the PI of the Community Engagement Core of the University of Arizona Superfund Research Center (UA SRC)...
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IGESE-SW Darrah Blackwater Indigenize the Internet

IGESE-SW Darrah Blackwater Indigenize the Internet
Darrah Blackwater: Indigenize the Internet How to close the digital divide by respecting tribal sovereignty
Indigenous Graduate Education in Science and Engineering in the Southwest Presents Darrah Blackwater “Indigenize the Internet: How to close the digital divide by respecting tribal sovereignty” Abstract: Broadband internet and the tools necessary to access it are critical for economic development,...
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Navajo President Jonathan Nez 2019-LawStudio intv-UPLOAD

Navajo President Jonathan Nez 2019-LawStudio intv-UPLOAD
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez: Native Nation Building for the Navajo Nation
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez visited the University of Arizona and gave his views on making governance work for people in he Navajo Nation. In this brief interview with NNI the President offered his thoughts on Native Nation Building and the way it is utilized for the Navajo nation as well...
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Navajo President Jonathan Nez 2019 IPLP Lecture-UPLOAD

Navajo President Jonathan Nez 2019 IPLP Lecture-UPLOAD
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez Distinguished Tribal Leaders Lecture
The Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program hosted the Distinguished Tribal Leaders Lecture at the University of Arizona James E Rogers College of Law featuring the recently elected Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez. The president gave his views on working for a Native Nation and making...
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Avery Denny INTV 2015

Avery Denny INTV 2015
Avery Denny: Origins of Navajo Leadership
Avery Denny is a member of Diné Medicine Man’s Association and is faculty at the Center for Diné Studies at Diné college Diné hatáli. As an instrcutor for over 29 years he has taught courses on herbology, holistic healing, and Diné culture, oral history and philosophy. Avery is a Diné hatáli,...
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Navajo Hotel Owners Open a Retreat in Monument Valley

Navajo Hotel Owners Open a Retreat in Monument Valley
Navajo Hotel Owners Open a Retreat in Monument Valley
t’s all about the mystical view. That is, the view of Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, on the northern outskirts of the Navajo Nation. For the past several years, visitors have had an opportunity to wake up to the soothing rays of the sun overlooking towering chestnut-colored rock formations at...
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Nicole Horseherder-Arizona Groundwater, A Precious Resource-WRRC Conference 2015

Nicole Horseherder-Arizona Groundwater, A Precious Resource-WRRC Conference 2015
Nicole Horseherder-Arizona Groundwater, A Precious Resource
Nicole Horseherder, Navajo Activist and To’ Nizhoni Ani’, presents an Indigenous perspective of water resources.
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Janene Yazzie-The Next Generation of Tribal Water Use:

Janene Yazzie-The Next Generation of Tribal Water Use:
Janene Yazzie-The Next Generation of Tribal Water Use: Our Youth Represent the Future
Janene Yazzie, Little Colorado River Watershed Chapters Association, provides a detail account of how water use and water exploitation have impacted Indigenous peoples.
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Navajos pass higher tax on junk food

Navajos pass higher tax on junk food
Navajos pass higher tax on junk food
The Navajo Nation Council, in its weeklong winter session, passed a tax on junk food and eliminated a tax on fresh, healthy foods Thursday. Denisa Livingston, a healthy food advocate, worked with about 75 other members of the Diné Community Advocacy Alliance for the past two years to pass the 2...
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