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Meet another emerging leader in environmental and climate justice-- Valerisa Joe-Gaddy! Read their full bio on our website agentsofchangeinej.org/fellows/valeri… and be sure to follow them on Twitter at Dr. Valerisa Gaddy. As a bonus, be on the lookout tomorrow for a new podcast episode ft. Val 👀

LISTEN: Dr. Valerisa Gaddy on tribal #water justice. “They’re still fighting for water rights.” ehn.org/tribal-water-r… Agents of Change

Just in case you need something to listen to on your drive to work, check out the Agents of Change podcast I did. #irrigateaz #thegrumpymonkeyrocks🐵📖

Dr. Valerisa Joe-Gaddy joins the Agents of Change in Environmental #Justice podcast to discuss the importance of including Indigenous people in water management decisions. ehn.org/tribal-water-r…

Scrolling through twitter and I recognized nikkitulley Congrats Nikki!! #nikkiisarockstar

Considering that almost 60% of all farmers and ranchers in AZ are Native American, and AZ has the largest concentration of tribal farms throughout the country, I'm surprised there is no tribal faculty or staff on the Presidential Ag board 🤔

Really enjoyed learning about our newest Agents of Change fellow Dr. Valerisa Gaddy and important issues surrounding indigenous water rights and management, and her exciting Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Solve Fellowship solve.mit.edu/challenges/ind… . Tune in and learn more about Val!

Settler researchers, when an Indigenous person provides u feedback on ways of working with our communities, do not respond with, “I’ve been working with Indigenous communities for ‘x’ years and in my experience …..” Times have changed my friends. This is not your space to lead.

LISTEN: Current fellows Valerisa Joe-Gaddy Dr. Valerisa Gaddy and Lisbeth Iglesias-Ríos Lisbeth IR come together for a very special podcast episode to discuss what it means to be mothers and health researchers. Listen to the full episode here: ehn.org/balance-mother…

Moms can be badass researchers 🔬👩🏽‍🔬 bring home the 🥓 and still put their child to 🛌 Excited for this podcast Lisbeth IR and I produced!

✨Our postdoctoral research associate Valerisa Gaddy Dr. Valerisa Gaddy produced a podcast for Environmental Health News as an Agent of Change in Environmental Justice (Agents of Change) fellow. 🔊Listen in the link below. @UArizonaCALS @UAAgLifeVetExt UArizona Cooperative Extension #phdmoms #phdlife

A Supreme Court ruling against the Navajo Nation is the latest blow to the tribe in a long-standing fight for water. Dr. Valerisa Gaddy Agents of Change ehn.org/navajo-water-r…

Important new study led by @blaxicologist highlighting the intersection of #farmworker occupation, #immigrant status, and environmental #pesticide exposure! Findings show evidence of environmental disparities to pay attention to for policy and intervention on pesticide exposures.

Thank you Dr. Valerisa Gaddy for this amazing piece. You are right… “water is sacred, and access will never be equal.” We need to do better

The Call for Applications for 2024 Haury Native Pathways Graduate Research Awards Is Now Open! For full Call for Applications with instructions on how to apply, and to review previous awardees and their projects please visit the Haury Program website: haury.arizona.edu/what-we-do/ind…

Leaving the UA was a tough decision, but taking the job as Community Conservation Director of Watershed Management Group and getting to “work” at events like this makes me genuinely happy! #TikTok tiktok.com/t/ZTLVEXNoX/ #thisistucson Whats Up Tucson City of Tucson

(2 of 2)AZ Democrats should stand together against this special interest giveaway and I urge Governor Katie Hobbs to veto it if it gets to her desk. Water policy should be done in an open bipartisan manner as it always has been. Too important not to do it right! #vetoHB1172

Apply for Indigenous Correspondents by July 26!