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Bridging Differences
by Cathie Frazier
A water-sanitation engineer shares her
dramatic story of working to offset the impact of cholera in developing
nations.
Climate Change and Indigenous Knowledge
by Richard Simonelli
The bone marrow registry in Alaska expands with education and awareness.
Benign by Design
Green Chemistry
by Cassandra Brooks
Climatologists dialogue with Native Elders
and scientists about climate change.
Inspired by the Land
Diana Elder Anderson
by Cassandra Brooks
Navajo scientist Diana Anderson applies
her study of geology and the atmosphere to help her people understand
how landscape responds to climate.
Careers in Optometry
by Jane Westberg
The field of optometry presents a wealth
of opportunities to support Native people.
Valuing Diverse Ways of Knowing
by Mimi E. Lam
Indigenous scholars and professionals gather
to discuss their ways of sharing knowledge of the natural world.
Coming Home
by Weld Royal
A Native MacArthur “genius” fellow
brings language and artifacts back to his people.
Exploring the Possibilities
Renewable Energy Sources on Tribal
Land
by Mary Bowannie
The Tribal Energy Program (TEP)
provides tribes with assistance in the development of renewable
energy projects.
The Emerging Field of Ecoinformatics
by Stephanie Gordon
Understanding ecoinformatics, the burgeoning
field that merges the study of math, computer science, statistics
and engineering to help manage ecosystems.
The Dynamic and Innovative Life of Mary
G. Ross
by Barbara Sorensen
A tribute to Cherokee engineer Mary G.
Ross.
A Home Away From Home
The Mashkiki Pharmacy
by Minnie Two Shoes
The Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa
run Mashkiki Waakaaigan, or “medicine house,” the first
offreservation pharmacy in the nation.
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