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A federal judge denied the Tohono O'odham Nation's bid to block border wall construction on its reservation, prompting tribal leaders to vow further action amid a wave of online racist commentary.
UA's Stephanie Russo Carroll co-created the CARE principles, an ethics framework giving Indigenous nations authority over how their data, knowledge and culture are collected and used.
Representatives from the Pascua Yaqui, Tohono O'odham and Gila River communities met with Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva to back a federal amendment that would set aside dedicated child abuse prevention funding for tribal nations.
Students got a firsthand look at southern Arizona's copper mining country from the air, joining conservation experts and tribal representatives on an EcoFlight tour of the region's most contested mine sites.
Guardians AZ has spent more than a decade building a following across Arizona and the Southwest while proudly representing their home community at every show.
Gunpoint, a rez-born band, is carving out space in the heavy music scene through community, live shows and songs rooted in real rez experiences.
Each summer, the Tohono O’odham harvest saguaro fruit, or bahidaj, a tradition rooted in culture, renewal and resilience in the Sonoran Desert.
Born from backyard jam sessions, Indigenous hardcore band Thamju is emerging as a fierce new force in Tucson’s metal scene, blending cultural roots, community and raw emotion into their sound.
Sophie Hungrywolf, a 25-year-old baker from the Tohono O’odham Nation, has transformed her pandemic hobby into The Hungrywolf Bakery, a growing dessert business that blends creativity with her Umatilla and Arapaho heritage.
