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Building Green
A Booming Industry Ties Us to Our Past
by W. Berkeley Kauffman
Architects look to the past to design buildings that employ passive climate-control mechanisms and minimize pollutants in outdoor environments.
A River’s Lessons
by Christine Graef
Hands-on programs for high school students encourage participation in research and provide realistic experiences.
One Harvest
Poetry and Stories of the Middle Ground Project
by Kathryn Winograd
Educational institutions collaborate with Navajo Nation teachers to create innovative teaching strategies for U.S. history and civics classes.
Fusing Science and Journalism
Careers in Science Writing
by Cassandra Brooks
Communicating science to the public through journalism is a competitive, exciting field for scientists and nonscientists alike.
Technology Opens Doors
by Barbara Sorensen
The Zuni Public School District’s Technology Department is integrating a much-needed technological infrastructure into its school system to preserve culture.
Technology and Indigenous Worldview
A Balanced Match
by Christine Graef
With the help of the Tuscarora Environmental Program, the Tuscorora Nation is able to survey land in an effort to protect and restore natural and cultural resources.
Making a Case for Diversity in STEM Fields
by Daryl E. Chubin and Shirley M. Malcom
A diversity of perspectives enriches science and makes engineering more responsive to a global pool of clients.
Coming In
Native American Two-Spirit People
by Alexandria Wilson
Being two-spirit is about presenting oneself and being fully present as a Native person.
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