
Gabrieleno Band of Mission Indians| Public Health Adovcate and Researcher| Aspiring Physician and Healer| @ucla Alum| #nativesinmedicine #nativesinstem
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My book “Homesick” comes out in a month! The book asks the question of how shelter became exposure in the US and what we can do about it. dukeupress.edu/homesick (discount code: E25SHPRO)

ALT An image of the book cover, featuring the short end of a single wide trailer that is all white with a tow hitch protruding, with praise from Max Liboiron “Ethical, methodological brilliance.” a short summary of the book as follows: tracing the legacy of toxic housing from the spread of formaldehyde exposure in Fema Trailer to the broader fight for cleaner indoor air homesick reveals how homes themselves have become sites of both harm and Hope. Preorder now use discount code “E25SHPRO“ for 30% off.
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Got some new reading material for the flight home 🛫🏆
#GoBruins
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Medical, allied health professions, and pre-health students are encouraged to apply!
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An Introduction to #TraditionalHealing in American Indian and Alaska Native Communities is now published in @MedEdPORTAL! We discuss the importance of coordinating AI/AN patient care with physicians and traditional healers. @UCSDMedSchool @UMNMedSchool ✊🏼 mededportal.org/doi/10.15766…
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Feeling so incredibly thankful to have gotten to speak at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France to celebrate the decade of Indigenous languages. I shared about my language robots
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People don’t realize how good this UCLA team was.
Jaime Jaquez Jr., Jaylen Clark, Adem Bona, and Amari Bailey all have bright NBA careers ahead of them. David Singleton NEVER missed an open three. Tyger Campbell was as good of a four-year point guard as you will find in college basketball.
Late season injuries are the only thing that kept this team from winning it all 💔
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stickers I doodled for my students to teach them about STEM. every single character is based off a person (a student, family member, or friend). I’m not an artist by any means but I love them 🥰
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RT for your chance to win this one-of-a kind giveaway featuring the new Phoenix Suns All-Time Leading Scorer!
📰 Rules: bit.ly/40Rjmf8 | #SunsUp
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Grateful to share I’ll be joining @UCLA as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in @UCLAFSPH & @dgsomucla. Together we will advocate for & uplift all underserved communities, including Pasifika people. Mahalo to the tremendous leadership who came together to make this possible.
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In all the news of the fires in Southern California, I am hardly seeing anyone speak up about the Indigenous communities impacted. Prayers for Chumash & Gabrieleno Kizh homelands. Returning lands to Indigenous hands is needed now more than ever. Stay safe
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A new chapter begins. Happy Holidays from the UCLA family to you! ucla.in/41hzUik
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This is how 20-year-old Fernando Valenzuela's iconic season in 1981 started 🤯
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In memory of our hero Fernando Valenzuela, the Dodgers will wear this uniform patch during the World Series and throughout the 2025 season.
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RIP to @Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela 🙏
▫️ 6× All-Star
▫️ 1981 World Series Champion
▫️ 1981 NL Cy Young winner
▫️ 1981 NL ROY
▫️ 1981 MLB Strikeout Leader
▫️ 2× Silver Slugger
▫️ No. 34 retired by Dodgers
▫️ Pitched no-hitter on June 29, 1990
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Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day! Here are 6 Indigenous women and femmes in STEM you should know about, in no particular order that I admire and look up to! @charitieropati @nativepremed @BrookMThompson
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As an Indigenous member of the Faces of Cell from North America, I am appalled by this blatant misuse and appropriation of Ojibwe culture by the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Biomedicine. This is unacceptable and must be changed.
Our September issue is live! The cover image shows a dreamcatcher to symbolize embryo dormancy, a state of "deep sleep" which is studied in single cell resolution in a new paper from Ivan Bedzhov's lab @maxplanckpress. Other issue highlights include a Review on the Hallmarks of Regeneration, AREG as a new therapeutic target in lung fibrosis, an approach for effect targeting of solid tumors with iPS-NK immunotherapy, and more. cell.com/cell-stem-cell/curr…




































