Events

We are in the planning and development phase of a new Native-designed physical space and cultural home on campus for the University's Native students, staff, and faculty, and Tribal communities.

Please stop in and view examples of Indigenous Centers from across the country, provide your valuable feedback on this project, enjoy refreshments, and learn about another exciting project happening on campus: Unity Plaza

Wednesday, December 7th

11:00-1:00

Old Main: Silver & Sage Room

We’re thrilled to announce a free Native Voices in Film event on Nov 20th from 1:45-7 pm at The Loft Cinema. The Indigenous Resilience Center (IRes), the University of Arizona Native American Law Students Association (NALSA), and Loft Cinema's Indigenous Film Committee are sponsoring a day of free films, music, vendors, and community gathering. All are welcome at this free event!

Join the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy (IPLP) Program for our Fall 2022 Distinguished Alumni Speaker Series to meet, learn from, and network with some of IPLP’s most distinguished alumni. Join us in person or online!

This November, IPLP and Arizona Law alumnus Francisco Olea (’18), Phoenix Region Director at the National Indian Gaming Commission, will lead a discussion on tribal gaming law and regulation, recent developments in tribal gaming law, and his 22 years of industry experience.

Himdag Ki: (way of life house) invites you to the opening of The Place Where Clouds Are Formed. The exhibition is a collaborative art project that combines poetry and photography with contributions by O'odham artists and activists to reflect upon the borderlands of the Sonoran Desert—more specifically, in the original territories of the Tohono O'odham.

The Bacon Immigration Law & Policy Program and the Immigration Law Students' Association are hosting the speaker series "Forced Climate Migration of Indigenous Peoples" with the speakers Juanita Cabrera Lopez, the Executive Director of the International Mayan League, and Blake A. Gentry (Cherokee), Researcher, writer, and advocate for Indigenous Peoples' rights in migration, clPeoples'ange, community health, and languages.

Please join NACP’s My Journey Seminar and Networking Series with Dr. Celina Valencia, DrPH.

This is a hybrid event with the in-person component taking place at the College of Medicine, Rm. 8403