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OVERVIEW OF COMMUNITY DEFENSE
EFFECTS OF LEACH MINING ON FT. BELKNAP
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Race, Historical Trauma, and the Psycho-Cultural Role of Narrative
Through Hell and High Sludge: Traditional Knowledge and Environmental Justice at the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation
Anti-Mining Activism on the Ft. Belknap Indian Reservation, Montana
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RACE, HISTORICAL TRAUMA, AND THE PSYCHO-CULTURAL ROLE OF NARRATIVE
Project By: Dylan Nelson, undergraduate student, Department of History, University of Michigan
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THROUGH HELL AND HIGH SLUDGE: TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AT THE FORT BELKNAP INDIAN RESERVATION
Project By: Dylan Nelson, undergraduate student, Department of History, University of Michigan
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ANTI-MINING ACTIVISM ON THE FT. BELKNAP INDIAN RESERVATION, MONTANA
Project By: Oscar Cojocariu and Joseph P. Gone, PhD. University of Michigan
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