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Dr. Margaret Bruchac, Assistant Professor and Coordinator, Native American & Indigenous Studies at University of Pennsylvania, speaks about her Labriola Center Book Award winning book "Savage Kin: Indigenous Informants and American Anthropologists," published by the University of Arizona Press.
Richard Pearce-Moses compiled this description of photographic collections held in Arizona State University's Department of Archives and Manuscripts (later Archives and Special Collections) in 1991. Each collection description includes a title, creation dates, a biographical note describing the creator, an administrative history, a summary of the format(s) present, an overview of the subjects represented, a statement of responsibility, a list of any related materials, and an identifier. Materials in the Greater Arizona Collection, University Archives, the Chicano/a Research Collection, and the Visual Literacy Collection as of 1991 are included.
Diversity Works @ ASU is a series of reports "intended to provide an annual snapshot of ASU's commitment to inclusion as a guiding value."
This report was prepared as part of the Phoenix Holocaust Association's efforts to build a successful Holocaust education curriculum. It surveys Holocaust education programs in other states in order to identify the key elements of successful programming, including the role of Holocaust commissions, resource centers, and funding.
Dr. Elizabeth Hoover, Manning Assistant Professor of American Studies at Brown University, speaks with Dr. David Martinez at ASU Library about her award winning book "The River is in Us: Fighting Toxics in a Mohawk Community," published by the University of Minnesota Press.