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‘12 Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in Data’ Defined by Global Indigenous Data Alliance

New Training Program Invites Early-Career Faculty Across Arizona to Elevate Indigenous Research in the State

Stephanie Russo Carroll poses in front of saguaro cacti in a red shirt.

UArizona researcher at the forefront of Indigenous data sovereignty

A young woman counts cash and smiles after participating in a NAYEP market event in 2019.

Native American Youth Entrepreneurship Program Is More than Business Training – It’s Proof of What’s Possible

Native Know-How instructor Joan Timeche delivers a seminar to a crowded classroom in 2019.

Build Better, Longer-Lasting Professional Relationships with Native Nations at the Native Know-How Seminar

Session attendees sit around a round table with a white table cloth as they work to fill in yellow note cards to present to the larger group.

NNI Tribal and Direct Services Provides Governance Training to Northwest Tribal Leaders in Partnership with Evergreen State College

The white building that houses the Parliament of Uganda sits at the end of a busy road at the top of a hill.

NNI Researcher Receives Fulbright Award to Help Ugandan Lawmakers Better Utilize Data

Infographic: January in Tucson 2023 Participation. 116 participants, 1 cohort from Canada First Nations, 11 US federal agency employees, 96 Tribal members from 69 Tribes, 217 credits earned.

Celebrating Our Largest January in Tucson Cohort Ever

Mary Beth Jager tries her hand at dip net fishing in Tornio, Finland.

The Indigenous Foods Knowledges Network: Research that Looks Beyond the Byline

Native Nations Institute Welcomes Seven New Tribal Professionals Cohort Members for 2023

Introducing the Seven New Tribal Professionals Cohort Members for 2023

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