The City Club of Eugene Podcast
Society & Culture
Undergraduate researchers at the University of Oregon tell City Club of Eugene attendees about neuronal development in the optic lobes of fruit flies, human-landscape relationships in the Nisqually watershed, and missing or murdered Indigenous and Black women.
Speakers include Jess Gladis, Feruza Legass, and Tyler Ramos.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was recorded on March 3, 2023.
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Hate Crimes: Facts and Fixes
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