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About: This workshop will bring together academics and practitioners from across the University of Colorado campus, and around the world to share ideas, stories, concerns and success stories with each other and the wider audience, on how to bridge global conservation needs within science and policy agendas with Indigenous knowledge, ways of living, and ways of ... Read more

Join in person at IBS 155 or via Zoom, email ibs-contact@colorado.edu for the password.*Light lunch served at 11:45. Title: What is Conservation: How has it been received (as trauma, as protection)? How can it be done differently? And how can the science/research be done differently? Roundtable Participants:

Join in person at IBS 155 or via Zoom, email ibs-contact@colorado.edu for the password.*Light lunch served at 11:45 a.m. Title: Immigration is Difficult?! Bio: Michelangelo Landgrave (he/him/él) is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. He serves as the lab director for the Research on Accountability, Civics, and Equity Lab. Landgrave specializes in state and local politics, legislative ... Read more

Join in person at IBS 155 or via Zoom, email ibs-contact@colorado.edu for the password.*Light lunch served at 11:45 a.m. Title: Childhood nutritional stress and later-life health outcomes in medieval England: evidence from incremental dentine analysis Bio: Sharon DeWitte is a professor of anthropology at CU Boulder and IBS Faculty and Fellow. She is a biological anthropologist with expertise in ... Read more

This event will celebrate our new building name, the Richard Jessor Building, in honor of social science pioneer and IBS co-founder, Dr. Richard Jessor. We will also open our building to the public for folks to learn about all 11 of our programs and centers, and meet with our researchers. Refreshments will be provided as ... Read more

Join in person at IBS 155 or via Zoom, email ibs-contact@colorado.edu for the password.*Light lunch served at 11:45 a.m. Title: Strengths-Based Research with Indigenous Communities: Approaches, Outcomes, and More! Bio: Melissa Walls, PhD (Anishinaabe), is a Bloomberg Professor of American Health in the Department of International Health at Johns Hopkins University and Co-Director of the Center for Indigenous Health.  She ... Read more