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This guide brings Indigenous planning resources together, including books, journal articles, theses and dissertations, and other such related resources.
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Paulita Aguilar's Reference Hours:

Wed.., 3-5, Center for Southwest Research

Tue., 11-1, Mesa Vista Hall near El Centro de la Raza

Wed., 9-11, Mesa Vista Hall near El Centro de la Raza

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INLP Team

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Paulita Aguilar
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Phone: 505.277.4243
Email: paulita@unm.edu
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Zimmerman Library
Second Floor, Room 226
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Subjects:
Native American Studies, American Studies, Western History, Western Environmental History

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Sarah Kostelecky
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Zimmerman Library, 2nd Floor
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