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We recognize that Stanford sits on the ancestral land of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe. This land was and continues to be of great importance to the Ohlone people. Consistent with our values of community and inclusion, we have a responsibility to acknowledge, honor and make visible the university’s relationship to Native peoples.

— Stanford Land Acknowledgement

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FIRST PENINSULA INHABITANTS

Facts about the Ohlone people

STANFORD'S RELATIONSHIPS WITH NATIVE PEOPLES

Honoring our relationship

News & Events

February

Past Events

Woods Seminar | Harnessing the Digital Era to Advance Integrated Water Resource Management | Newsha Ajami, Stanford

Environmental Forum | Governing Land and People in the Global South | Tania Li, University of Toronto

A Conversation with Sally Jewell

Woods Seminar | Water Supply Infrastructure Planning: Learning and Adapting for an Uncertain Future | Sarah Fletcher, MIT

Storytelling in Science Publishing Workshop | Lauren Oakes

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News & Events

February

Past Events

Woods Seminar | Harnessing the Digital Era to Advance Integrated Water Resource Management | Newsha Ajami, Stanford

Environmental Forum | Governing Land and People in the Global South | Tania Li, University of Toronto

A Conversation with Sally Jewell

Woods Seminar | Water Supply Infrastructure Planning: Learning and Adapting for an Uncertain Future | Sarah Fletcher, MIT

Storytelling in Science Publishing Workshop | Lauren Oakes

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Learn more about Stanford's history with the Ohlone