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From Aha Moment to Lasting Impact: How the Barbara Jean Sibley Student Award Endowment is Opening Doors for Anthropology Students

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Community Celebration Marks Opening of Sprouts House, a Hub for Garden-Based Learning and Sustainability

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Endowed Professorship Fuels Innovative Approach to Alcohol Studies

Living and Working with Algorithms: The Transformation of Gig Labor in Mexico City

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From Polio to COVID-19: An Award-Winning Oral History Project Reflects Vaccine Hesitancy Across Generations

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U of A center blends training and tradition to support Native communities

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Growing Minds and Community: U of A School Garden Workshop Expands with Sprouts House

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Transforming Law Enforcement: Community Engagement and Receptive Leadership

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U of A faculty, students develop exhibit to celebrate Santa Cruz County

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U of A project addresses loneliness in older adults living in border and rural communities

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