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Interns pose with Udall Foundation and Udall Center staff and faculty and Senator Lisa Murkowski.

Native American Congressional Internship Program Celebrates 30 Years Connecting Indian Country to the Federal Government

Del Laverdure, Daryle Rigney, Jaime Pinkham, and Joan Timeche at a January in Tucson event

A Legacy of Leadership: Joan Timeche Retires After 25 Years at the Native Nations Institute

Indigenous Data Sov & Gov Summit 2024 team

U of A, NYU and Harvard experts lead process to codify world’s first global standard on Indigenous Peoples’ data

SUSI students pose with program manager Marcela Vasquez-Leon and NNI staff in front of a trophy case belonging to the U of A School of Journalism

Latin American Women Scholars Find Hope and Opportunity in the Study of the United States Institute on Women’s Leadership

Bradley Udall, Jonathan Nez, Tom Udall, Burr Udall, Steve Hussman, and Tess Udall pose under the 'Trailblazer' exhibit banner at U of A Library Special Collections

Myths Unveiled: University of Arizona Libraries Special Collections and Udall Center Revisit Stewart Udall’s Legacy

Screenshot of the panel discussion featuring San Manuel Council Member Laurena Bolden.

Perspectives From Tribal Leaders: Laurena Bolden, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians

Experts, not Obstacles: Indigenous Conservation Excellence and the Trap of Conservation at any Cost

Experts, not Obstacles: Indigenous Conservation Excellence and the Trap of Conservation at any Cost

Joan Timeche delivers content at Native Know-How 2025, as seen from the back of the classroom with several seminar attendees in the foreground

Native Nations Institute Teaches 'Native Know-How' to Non-Native Professionals

Nine of the 10 2025-26 Mo's Policy Scholars flash wildcat hand signs on the steps of the Udall Center

Meet the 2025 Cohort of Mo’s Policy Scholars!

Blue gradient graphic with lines reminiscent of semiconductor structure. Portrait of Caliegh Curly in an octogon on the left. Text reads "2025 CCI Horizons Grant recipient Caleigh Curley, Graduate Student, mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health, Listening to the Circle: Using AI to Support Talking Circle on Medicaid Enrollment on the Navajo Nation"

Public Health Doctoral Student and NNI Researcher Caleigh Curley Receives 2025 CCI Horizons AI Grant

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