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With funding from the U.S. Department of Justice, researchers from three states are examining the impacts of sex trafficking on Native Americans and their communities.

Research assessing impacts, solutions to sex trafficking of Native Americans

May 20, 2022

Director Ann Kaneko films the Los Angeles Aqueduct at sunset.

Vision Maker Media filmmaker public summit is April 30

April 18, 2022

Photo from the Vision Maker Media archive.

Vision Maker Media celebrates 45 years of engaging Native American, Alaska Native voices

February 15, 2021

Nebraska and South Dakota researchers are collaborating to find solutions to unique challenges faced by rural Native American survivors of domestic violence.

Researchers explore solutions to domestic violence among rural Native Americans

January 4, 2021

Margaret Jacobs, Chancellor's Professor of History, is one of 200 scholars to have recently earned membership in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Jacobs’ selection is a first for female faculty at Nebraska and marks the second time a Husker professor has earned the honor.

Jacobs joins American Academy of Arts and Sciences

April 18, 2019

Society & Culture

The Salmon Pueblo Ruins are the most comprehensively excavated Chacoan site, and now the artifacts and photos have been fully digitized on a vast digital archive, the Salmon Pueblo Archaeological Research Collection.

NEH-funded project brings Salmon Pueblo ruins into digital age

May 11, 2018

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Margaret Jacobs

Jacobs earns Nebraska's first Carnegie Fellowship

April 25, 2018

Society & Culture

Students at the Genoa Indian Industrial School were photographed in 1910.

Project aims to recover history of Genoa's Indian school

March 26, 2018

Starita directs his Native American interest into publications

September 1, 2016

Society & Culture