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Tracking Kino from Above
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Tracking Kino from Above
Bill Doelle, President Emeritus & Senior Advisor (May 7, 2026)—Indigenous scholar Rebecca Tsosie has a brief and powerful statement that I often return to: “To be Indigenous is to belong to the land through time and through tradition.” I was grounded in this truth as I started planning visits to the San Pedro Valley with the Cultural Preservation Committee of the Tohono O’odham Nation (TON). First, I looked at the Nation’s official map of their …
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