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Kick Your Weekend Off with Feel Good Content! |
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Hi Friend,
It’s that time again for your weekly check-in over here at Institute for a Progressive Nevada! This week, we’re sitting down to chat about Intersectionality and how it impacts the various experiences of historically marginalized communities- and who better to join us than Director of UC Berkeley’s American Indian Graduate Program, Patrick Naranjo! Patrick is a member of the Santa Clara Pueblo and holds a B.A. from Haskell Indian National University and an M.A. from UCLA in American Indian Studies with an emphasis on contemporary tribal cultural property protections. Patrick has published several articles and continues to transform higher education experiences for Native and Indigenous people through the intersection of Native heritage, academia, and cultural concepts. Prior to arriving at UC Berkeley- he served as the Resource Coordinator for the UNLV Intersection, Academic Multicultural Resource Center at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). In that role, he was instrumental in developing and implementing campuswide strategies to enhance the academic outcomes of students and establish strong Native American engagement.
Have 30 minutes? Hang out with us as we sit down with community leaders every Friday from 3:30PM to 4:00PM PST to bring you nothing but positive energy and joyful conversations designed to leave you feeling motivated and, well, feelin’ good!
We can’t wait to see you!
As always, please use our resource guide (in english or spanish) if you or a loved one need assistance during this time.
See you soon! Deja Wargo-Cole Southern Nevada Organizer 
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