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Two UO researchers are bringing machine learning and neural networks to bear in the quest to aid wildlife managers and public health organizations.

How work both empowers women in Egypt, India, and Bangladesh and reveals the need for greater protections.

A transdisciplinary research partnership between the University of Oregon and the Kō-Kwel/Coquille Indian Tribe will inform a land management plan and build relationships.

The Indigenous data sovereignty research center will prioritize building relationships and fixing a systemic problem with new approaches.

Michelle Jacob has received a grant from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to create resources for researchers that honor traditional Indigenous storytelling as key to research, equitable evaluation, and learning.

In the temperate rainforests of Oregon’s western Cascades, the trees tell tales of the past.

A University of Oregon professor authored a book and films to increase inclusivity for children who might otherwise not see themselves represented by their culture’s traditions.