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Crow organizations working to boost food accessibility on reservation
KTVQ - Q2 News (Sep 2025)
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Alumni stories: Q & A with Michael Brydge
Colorado State University, Department of Anthropology and Geography (Oct 2024)
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CDFA Farm Equity Office publishes report and recommendations following tribal listening sessions
California Department of Food and Agriculture (Sep 2024)
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The Opportunity Project finds ways to funnel investment to American Indian and Alaska Native communities
Native News Online (Jan 2024)
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The role of culture in human-environment interaction among recreational anglers in Southwest Florida
ProQuest (2023)
Max Van Oostenburg
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Beyond conventional models: Lending by Native community development financial institutions
Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics (Aug 2023)
Andrea Mader
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Native CDFIs bring holistic approach to assessing credit risk
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis (Feb 2023)
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Wildlife stewardship on tribal lands: Our place is in our soul
Johns Hopkins University Press (2023)
Michael Brydge
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The Housing Hub Podcast interviews Sweet Grass Consulting
The Housing Hub podcast (Nov 2022)
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Village Earth partners in food hub feasibility study for Thunder Valley CDC
Village Earth (Dec 2021)
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Lower Sioux multigenerational cultural incubator
BNIM (Dec 2021)
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Native CDFIs and continued resilience: Short-term responses with long-term impacts in pandemic times
The High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology (Nov 2020)
Alyssa Camp
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The transition to catch shares management in the West Coast groundfish trawl fishery
Society & Natural Resources (2020)
Max Van Oostenburg
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Slum upgrading and risk reduction: A case study of Colombian cities
Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University (2019)
Jackie Carter
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Barriers to purchasing condoms in a high HIV/STI-risk urban area
Journal of Community Health (2019)
Jackie Carter
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Indigenous lessons about sustainability are not just for ‘all humanity’
Sustainability, New York University (2018)
Marie Schaefer
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Social representations of masculinity in Mexican youth’s creative narratives
Boyhood Studies (2018)
Jackie Carter
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The partial truths of compensatory and poor-get-poorer internet use theories
Computers in Human Behavior (2018)
Max Van Oostenburg
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Adapting to catch shares: Perspectives of West Coast groundfish trawl participants
Coastal Management (2018)
Max Van Oostenburg
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Meet the new story tracker
First Peoples Fund (Aug 2017)
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Online gaming involvement and its positive and negative consequences
Computers in Human Behavior (2017)
Max Van Oostenburg
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Guardians of the Plains: One Lakota family’s plan to fend off South Dakota’s epic drought
Yes! Magazine (Aug 2014)
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Home, half a world away: The cultural logic of acculturation among Indian international students
ProQuest (2014)
Max Van Oostenburg
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The subjective well-being of international students: A case for anthropological theory and method
Furthering Perspectives: Anthropological Views of the World (2014)
Max Van Oostenburg
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Dakota pilot project: Only we can tell the story of our people
Big Water Consulting (Aug 2013)
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Gendered commodity chains: Seeing women's work and households in global production
Stanford University Press (2013)
Andrea Mader
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Destination Pine Ridge: A longitudinal case study of barriers to collaboration in culturally appropriate tourism initiatives
Colorado State University (2013)
Andrea Mader
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Holistic community development and participatory connections on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
The High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology (2012)
Andrea Mader, Michael Brdge
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Working for the Lakota: The theory of participation
Colorado State University (2012)
Michael Brydge
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Native American communities and tourism as development: Pine Ridge Reservation case study
Journal of Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Excellence (2011)
Andrea Mader
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English only in Valle Verde
Journal of Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Excellence (2011)
Michael Brydge
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American Indian watch fobs: Evidence of cultural entrepreneurial continuity and change
Furthering Perspectives: Anthropological Views of the World (2010)
Andrea Mader
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Ethnicity and agricultural household decision making on the High Plains
Furthering Perspectives: Anthropological Views of the World (2010)
Michael Brydge
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