TuesdayNewsdayVol. 5 - Issue 14 - January 08, 2019 |  |
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 Decades before Wounded Knee and the occupation of Alcatraz, the activism of Henry and Elizabeth Cloud, far left and right, sowed the seeds of what would come to be known as the Red Power Movement. |
In her new book, "Standing Up to Colonial Power," Anthropology Professor Renya Ramirez portrays Henry and Elizabeth Cloud as "Christian warriors," individuals who dedicated their lives to educating and empowering Native youth, preserving Native culture, and holding the federal government accountable to tribal communities across the country. |
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 | Over the course of 35 years, John Dizikes was a professor of history, a professor and co-founder of the American Studies Department, and provost of Cowell College.
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 | Literature lecturer Gary Young has released "That's What I Thought," a new poetry collection which has been honored with the Lexi Rudnitsky Editor's Choice Award. |
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 | Isaí Ambrosio, program director of the Davenport Resource Service Center, has been named the inaugural activist-in-residence of UCSC's Research Center for the Americas. |
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 | The new equipment will support research across a wide range of disciplines, ranging from oceanography and earth science, paleontology, anthropology, ecology and fundamental biochemical cycle research. |
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