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2019

• [Newsday] Why are so many Native Americans dying of Covid?
• Native American Heritage Commission Publishes Digital Atlas of California Native Americans
• UCLA Law Receives $15 Million Donation to Boost Native American Law and Policy
• Support for Dean Brendan Hokowhitu and Linda Tuhiwai Smith at the University of Waikato
• Native Bruins Highlight: Past, Present & Emerging - Carlie Domingues
• "Citizen of Nowhere": A Conversation with Interdisciplinary Artist Marcella Ernest—Part 1
• Professor Ben Madley Wins the Inaugural Robert W. Cherny Award
• Professor Hodge to be honored at 3rd Annual National Native Health Research Training Initiative for her work with Native American communities
• [UCLA Newsroom] Professor honored for her work with Native American communities
• [Daily Bruin] USAC unanimously passes resolution in support of renaming Janss Steps to Tongva Steps
• Professor Desi Rodriguez-Lonebear in The New Republic's "How to Make a Deadly Pandemic in Indian Country"
• Statement of Solidarity
• [UCLA AISC] June 2019 eNewsletter
• [Daily Bruin] UCLA's ethnic studies centers look back on accomplishments, discuss goals for future
• Indigenous Children are Dying at the U.S./Mexico Border
• Dr. Randall Akee Appointed Editor-in-Chief of the American Indian Culture and Research Journal!
• Professor Mishuana R. Goeman to Serve as Special Advisor to the Chancellor
• Native Bruins: Past, Present & Emerging - LittleDove F. Rey
• [Apply today] AIS IDP: Student Affairs Officer
• Acknowledging Native Peoples at UCLA Events
• [Applications Open] Indigenous Studies Tenure-Track Full-Time Assistant Professor
• Dr. Nancy Marie Mithlo's opinon piece on Tarantino's 'dead Indians' and the roots of American violence
• Statement in Support of the Kia`i of Mauna Kea from the UCLA American Indian Studies Center
• [The Sacramento Bee] Gavin Newsom apologizes on California's behalf to native tribes for slaughter of ancestors
• [Daily Bruin] Book talk to focus on environmental conflicts in Native American history
• LATimes: Tongva, Los Angeles' first language, opens the door to a forgotten time and place
• LATimes: Mapping the Tongva villages of L.A.'s past
• Native Bruins: Past, Present & Emerging - Mercedes Dorame
• Just Published: Professor Teresa L. McCarty's new edited volume, A World of Indigenous Languages: Politics, Pedagogies, and Prospects for Language Reclamation!
• [UCLA Newsroom] Professor Teresa McCarty Elected to the National Academy of Education
• [UCLA AISC] April 2019 eNewsletter
• New Bunche Center Director Appointed: Dr. Kelly Lytle Hernandez
• "How does measuring poverty and welfare affect American Indian children?" by Dr. Randall Akee
• Welcoming Joy Holland to UCLA AISC!
• These Days "The People's Home" Review
• Dr. Randall Akee Appointed Editor-in-Chief of the American Indian Culture and Research Journal!
• Dr. Randall Akee and Dr. Wendy Teeter Named to be part of the UC President’s Native American Advisory Council

2018

• Dr. Wendy Teeter Receives Honor One Award from the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums
• Professor Mishuana R. Goeman to Serve as Special Advisor to the Chancellor
• Professor Paul Kroskrity's Project on Designing a Dictionary for Tewa Youth Awarded Research Grant
• Congressional candidate Deb Haaland Visited UCLA
• UCLA Newsroom: Professor Speed to lead national organization promoting scholarship about indigenous peoples
• AICRJ Call for Editor in Chief
• [Diverse] Community Is Key for Native American Scholars
• Professor Mishuana R. Goeman to Serve as Special Advisor to the Chancellor
• [Houston Chronicle] Professor Randall Akee on "Family separation policy repeats our dystopian past" [Opinion]
• UCLA Newsroom: Professor Speed to lead national organization promoting scholarship about indigenous peoples
• Dr. Wendy Teeter Receives 2018 International Guardians of Culture and Lifeways "Honored One" Award
• Job Opportunity: American Indian Studies Center Librarian

2017

• Benjamin Madley's An American Genocide wins Charles Redd Center-Phi Alpha Theta Award for the Best Book on the American West
• Many Nations, One Heart: Support Native Families Affected by Fires
• [Daily Bruin] UCLA students, faculty celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day in event
• [UCLA Newsroom] UCLA project reveals 'invisible' presence of the Tongva
• 2017 Lemkin Book Award Winner: Benjamin Madley's An American Genocide: The United States and the California Indian Catastrophe
• [UCLA Newsroom] American Indian graduates celebrate their academic success at UCLA
• [ABC 7] L.A. council panel backs plan for a new city holiday: Indigenous Peoples Day
• [The LA Times] L.A. council panel backs plan for a new city holiday: Indigenous Peoples Day
• [The LA Times] Benjamin Madley's An American Genocide wins LA Times Book Prize for Best in History
• [KCET] Celebrating Native American Art: 'First Peoples' Exhibition Showcases Wide-Ranging Indigenous Works
• The Arianna & Hanna YELLOWTHUNDER Scholarship (Due May 8)
• UCLA Newsroom: CAP UCLA performance to support UCLA American Indian Studies Center
• [SCPR] AirTalk | Roundtable: the many competing interests at Standing Rock

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