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A Native American activist and an advocate for environmental, women's, and children's rights, Winona LaDuke was Ralph Nader's running mate for his presidential campaigns in 1996 and 2000. She is the founder and campaign director of the White Earth Land Recovery Project, a reservation-based land acquisition, environmental advocacy, and cultural organization. A prominent human rights speaker, she is also founder and co-chair of the Indigenous Women's Network.

 This event will be first open to studnets. Tickets may be available for staff and faculty the week of the event.