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January in Tucson Courses

Indigenous Governance Program January in Tucson Courses

Comparative Indigenous Governance

Stephen Cornell, PhD & Daryle Rigney

Comparative Legal Systems and
Their Role in Nation Building

Robert A. Williams, Jr., JD

The Evidence for Native Nation Building

Miriam Jorgensen, PhD &  Jonathan Taylor

Indigenous Data Sovereignty

Desi Small-Rodriguez, PhD

Indigenous Peoples' Rights Under
International Law

Seánna Howard

Indigenous Data Governance

Felina Cordova-Marks, PhD, MPH &
Stephanie Russo Carroll, DrPH, MPH

Intergovernmental Relations

Del Laverdure & Joseph P. Kalt, PhD

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Rebuilding Native Nations: An Introduction (online only)

Stephen Cornell, PhD

General online registration is open to all. Credit card payment required. ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST REGISTER.

For pre-paid cohorts and UArizona students, please contact igp@arizona.edu to register.

Course Cost

Courses are $750 each and in addition to being offered in person at the James E. Rogers College of Law, will be live streamed via Zoom. All course materials will be available on UArizona's online course platform, Desire 2 Learn (D2L).

"JIT has offered a lot of insight into how other tribal communities have dealt with issues... how tribes have pursued their identity and demonstrated self-determination. The next step is trying to see if we can make those efforts in our community too."

Mikhail Sundust (Gila River), Acting Managing Editor, Gila River Indian News | JIT 2016