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Hubbard, Elizabeth, author.
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An Assessment of the Consumer Food Environment in Food Stores in Two Rural Oklahoma Communities /
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Goeckner, Ryan, author.
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communities confronted with the restriction of their religious freedoms and access to clean drinking water by
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Black, Erica Elizabeth, author.
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American communities.
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Herrera, Alberto, Jr., author.
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healthy interdependent families and communities.
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Carswell, Emily, author.
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sensitive program began to take shape that was appropriate to these communities with the understanding that
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Robertson, Joseph Carver, author.
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sovereignty as a way for tribal communities to take ownership of data in order to affect policy and strategic
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Smith, Kestrel A., author.
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preparatory resources in relation to Native communities. The ultimate goal of this research is twofold. First
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Jumbo-Fitch, Rosanna, author.
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responsive to, with, and for the communities involved. TribalCrit and COH underscore how integrating Dine
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Powell, Jami C., author.
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, decolonization, Indigenous knowledge production, and museum representations with which Indigenous communities
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Mullen, Emily, author.
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between Indigenous peoples and European settler communities, and exist in concepts such as the noble
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Pagel, Victoria Catherine, author.
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personal adornment in North American indigenous communities throughout the Woodland region. Brooches were
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Zimmer, Eric Steven, author.
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sources of political and economic leverage for Native communities. They are useful categories for





