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Student Prizes
Student Prizes Three students affiliated with UCI Community Resilience received school and campus awards in spring 2019. Emanuel Preciado, School of Social Ecology, Dean’s Award for Community Engagement. The School…
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Encuentro 2018 The author learns how to tan a hide at the Menīkānaehkem Community Center in the Menominee Nation, Wisconsin by Emanuel Preciado, June 2019. On a trip last November…
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Encuentro 2018 UC Irvine Students experience snow at the Menīkānaehkem farm in the Menominee Nation, Wisconsin By Karen Valladares. June 6, 2019. Last fall, I had the honor of being…
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Environmental Justice Writing Award Ceremony
Click to download as PDF The 2019 UCI Courageous and Transformative Action for Environmental Justice Writing Awards Ceremony took place on Tuesday, June 4, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm at…
Read MoreSeeking 2019-20 Community Resilience Student Fellows
Join the Student Team 2017-18 student fellows from across the UC convene in an outdoor classroom during a leadership training intensive led by UCI Community Resilience Projects UCI Community Resilience…
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Check out this new postcard to learn what UCI Community Resilience Projects has been up to lately!
Read MoreEncuentro: Land and Freedom
Exchange among community-based organizations in Santa Ana, California, and in the Menominee Nation, Wisconsin Exchanging stories about healing through the recovery of land and language at Menīkānaehkem Community Center in the…
Read MoreCRECE: Community in Resistance
by Emanuel Preciado, MA, PhD student, UCI Community Resilience summer fellow, October 2018. I got involved with CRECE the summer of 2016 as an urban planning masters student at UC Irvine,…
Read MoreKaren Valladares
Karen Valladares Karen Valladares is a fourth-year first-generation undergraduate student majoring in Public Health Policy. She was inspired to go into public health after understanding the numerous events she had…
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