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Event

Using Data To Investigate University Land Trusts

Event Date:

April 25, 2024 | 6:00 PM TO 7:00 PM America/Chicago

ADDRESS:

University of Missouri School of Journalism
120 Neff Hall

Columbia, MO 65211

Participant:
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Fourteen public universities founded with stolen Indigenous land are still profiting from it.

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Using Data to Investigate University Land Trusts: Maria Parazo Rose at University of Missouri April 25

 

Grantee Maria Parazo Rose, a staff data journalist at environmental investigations outlet Grist, will lead data journalism workshop classes, meet informally with students, and present her work on the Pulitzer Center-supported project Misplaced Trust in her keynote address.

Misplaced Trust investigates how stolen wealth continues to enrich land-grant universities, often through leasing formerly tribal lands for extractive activities like oil drilling and mining. The project compiled publicly available data into maps and figures. It also attends to the human and environmental costs of these ill-gotten gains, which rarely—if ever—appear in university endowment reports.

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