The Richardson Sisters Take On D.C.

The Richardson Sisters Take On D.C.

Zianne Richardson (MihÁ:oknaho:) and Evynn Richardson (Ksé:hahiyé) hail from Halifax County and are members of the Haliwa-Saponi tribe. Zianne, a UNC senior and Morehead-Cain...

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“Breaking Barriers and Giving Back: A Public Health Student’s Mission to Empower her Community”

“Breaking Barriers and Giving Back: A Public Health Student’s Mission to Empower her Community”

For Alayah, public health has always been an interest even when she was unsure of which path she would take in higher education. Alayah...

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“Navigating Identity and Academics: A Nahua Student’s Perspective”

“Navigating Identity and Academics: A Nahua Student’s Perspective”

Bri Alonso-Vazquez (Nahua) has always felt strongly about her identity and tries to incorporate that into everything she does. Her journey at Carolina was...

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HNNC January 2023: Managing Overwhelm, Promoting Food Sovereignty, and Program Growth

HNNC January 2023: Managing Overwhelm, Promoting Food Sovereignty, and Program Growth

On January 20, 2023, the American Indian Center held a Healthy Native North Carolinians (HNNC) Network gathering at the North Carolina Botanical Garden! The...

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