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Natasha Brennan is a journalist and photographer specializing in covering Indigenous issues, homelessness, mental health care and the intersection of these topics. She enjoys taking photographs at cultural events to connect with and celebrate her diverse background.

In 2021, Natasha joined Report for America — a national service program that places emerging journalists in local newsrooms to report on under-covered topics and communities. Through RFA, she became McClatchy Northwest's Indigenous …

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NWIC Learns Lessons of Resiliency

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By Madison Weingust, Rachel Peterman, Markus Altaha, Natasha Brennan
| Tribal College Journal Verified
Throughout the pandemic, tribal colleges and universities (TCUs) experienced unique challenges coupled with the everyday struggles of one of the greatest public health crises impacting Indian Country since the Columbian exchange. Our institutions navigated the loss of gathering with the deeply connected communities we have built on our campuses.
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At 40, NWIC Looks Back at Successes

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By Brianna Reed, Mickki Garrity, Natasha Brennan
| Tribal College Journal Verified
As a student at Northwest Indian College (NWIC), Laural Ballew attended American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) meetings while working on her associate’s degree. “Even though we were all from different tribal colleges and nations, we all had the same drive, ambitions, and dreams. We were being educated and given space to hold onto our culture. I got to see that at a national level thanks to AIHEC,” Ballew said.
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Native Veteran Fights for Mental Health, Social Justice

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By Natasha Brennan, Greg Urquhart
| Underscore News Verified
Greg Urquhart of Washington is a student, activist and healer. McClatchy Northwest In 2016, Greg Urquhart was a graduate student studying psychology at Washington State University. Being Eastern Band Cherokee, he felt compelled to take his daughter with him to the Dakota Access Pipeline to drop off supplies to protesters and water protectors. When clouds of tear gas went into the air, he jumped into action, using his military training to treat the injured.
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