Multicultural Pre-Professoriate Fellowship (MPF) Program Spring Diversity Dialogue

• Main Authors: Moore-Nall, Anita, Senungetuk, Heidi, Mbise, Amana, Chung, Thomas
• Format: Audio
• Language: English
• Published: University of Alaska Anchorage. Bookstore 2019
• Subjects: Anchorage; Inupiaq; Alaska
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/11122/11444

Multicultural Pre-Professoriate Fellowship (MPF) Program Spring Diversity Dialogue. Participants in the MPF Program discuss their research. Anita Moore-Nall (Health Sciences/ Institute for Circumpolar Health Studies) presents her research for a medical geology text book on water issues that affect Indigenous People of North America. Heidi Senungetuk (Alaska Native Studies) presents "Sounding Indigenous: Contemporary Inupiaq Expressions” which highlights the creativity of the Kingikmiut Singers and Dancers of Anchorage. Amana Mbise (Social Work) presents his work on children's rights and rights based approaches to working with children. His PhD research looked at the adoption of rights based approaches by child rights NGO's in Tanzania. This event is sponsored by the UAA Faculty Senate Diversity Committee and is hosted by Thomas Chung.