This year’s cohort of awardees includes 7 graduate students from across campus: College of Public Health, College of Education, School of Anthropology, College of Law, Environmental Science and Human Rights Practice Program at College of Social & Behavioral Sciences.

Now a junior at the University of Arizona studying design arts and practice with a minor in entrepreneurship, Gomez wants others to know that opportunities to start a business are out there, and she wants to help them learn the skills to take advantage of those opportunities.

The 2024 U.S. Indigenous Data Sovereignty & Governance Summit brought together Indigenous scholars, Tribal leaders, data practitioners and allies in a forum dedicated to moving Indigenous self-determination on data governance forward.

Tribal leaders from across the state gathered at the University of Arizona Monday to meet with campus leaders and discuss ways to strengthen partnerships between the university and tribal communities in Arizona.
The event, hosted by the university's Office of Native American Initiatives and Tribal Engagement, was the third Tribal Leaders Summit the university has held since 2021.

Students in the School of Architecture clinched first place in the attached housing division and were named the top winner in the 2024 Department of Energy Solar Decathlon Design Challenge Competition. Their designs for a condominium complex on the Hopi reservation are part of a larger student-led design plan for an educational campus the Hopi Tribe has been planning for decades.

The University of Arizona, in partnership with the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, has announced the launch of a groundbreaking Tribal Web Development course. Set to commence on May 20th, 2024, this initiative is designed specifically for Native American communities.

Your are invited to join this online Consultation with UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples for his current Study on Indigenous Persons with Disabilities on May 2-3, 2024. Interpretation services will be provided.

On April 1st, the Haury Program and distinguished guests gathered for a surprise celebration of the Honorable Levi Esquerra (Chemehuevi) of the UArizona Native American Advancement & Tribal Engagement Office as the recipient of the 2023/2024 Haury Indigenous Resilience Leadership Award.

The purpose of the 2024 Spring Social Pow Wow is to gather the local Native American and non-Native American community members together for a celebration of Native American cultural dancing, singing, artistry, health, wellness, and prayer.

Applications are now open for the Native Nations Institute’s 2024 Native American Youth Entrepreneurship Program (NAYEP)! This five-day intensive business education workshop for Indigenous high school students will run as an online program on July 8-12, 2024.