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Introducing the Seven New Tribal Professionals Cohort Members for 2023

Jan. 18, 2023
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Native Nations Institute Welcomes Seven New Tribal Professionals Cohort Members for 2023

Tribal Gaming Law and Regulation: 3 Questions for January in Tucson’s Newest Faculty Member, Professor Francisco Olea

Jan. 5, 2023
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Tribal Gaming Law and Regulation

Indigenous Data Sovereignty: Healing the Wounds of Data Misuse and Building Better Data Futures

Dec. 2, 2022
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Native Nations Institute International Exchange Series to Advance Indigenous Data Sovereignty Katharina Ruckstuhl

January in Tucson Brings Accelerated, Masters-Level Learning to James E. Rogers College of Law

Dec. 1, 2022
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January in Tucson Brings Accelerated, Masters-Level Learning to James E. Rogers College of Law.

Celebrate Mo Udall’s Centennial with Important Figures from His Life

Nov. 29, 2022
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Morris K Udall Centennail Commemoration

Rodgerick Begay on Navajo Common Law

Nov. 15, 2022
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Navajo Common Law JIT Course 2023

Hot Topics in Constitution Making & Remaking

Oct. 28, 2022
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Remaking Tribal Constitutions Seminar

Five Fresh Faces at the Udall Center

Oct. 27, 2022
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Five Fresh Faces at the Udall Center

Tribal Professionals Cohort 2022 Meet on Pasqua Yaqui Land to Discuss “Preparing for Change”

Sept. 25, 2022
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2022 Tribal Professionals Cohort Meet on Pasqua Yaqui Land to Discuss “Preparing for Change”

A New Look – and Lease on Life – for the Indigenous Governance Database

Sept. 21, 2022
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Indigenous Governance Database Gets a Facelift

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