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    Advancing Racial Equity in the Minneapolis Park System: How Could Organizations with Divergent Goals Work Together?
    (E-PARCC at Syracuse University, 2020) Yuan (Daniel), Cheng; Brooke, Dirtzu
    "Advancing Racial Equity in the Minneapolis Park System” is a role-play simulation designed to help students understand the challenges in creating a collaborative governance regime when actors involved have different understandings of the core issue. It also helps students understand how complex structural elements underpin systemic inequalities, and then learn strategies to advance racial equity in public service provisions. This simulation is relevant for classes dealing with collaborative governance, public engagement processes, stakeholder involvement, collaborative problem-solving, and increasing diversity and inclusion in public policy making.
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    Agritourism Fact Sheet, 2022
    (2022-07) LeMier, DeeDee A; Hawkins, Jennifer; Pesch, Ryan; Qian, Xinyi; Schweser, Greg
    Handout detailing current Minnesota Statue, Agritourism definition, and industry scope, as well as considerations for farm producers considering agritourism enterprises and business development.
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    Anticipatory Grief (Hmong)
    (University of Minnesota Extension, 2022) Krekelberg, Emily R.
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    Anticipatory Grief (Karen)
    (University of Minnesota Extension, 2022) Krekelberg, Emily R.
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    Anticipatory Grief (Spanish)
    (University of Minnesota Extension, 2022) Krekelberg, Emily R.
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    Anticipatory Stress (Hmong)
    (University of Minnesota Extension, 2022) Krekelberg, Emily R.
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    Anticipatory Stress (Karen)
    (University of Minnesota Extension, 2022) Krekelberg, Emily R.
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    Anticipatory Stress (Somali)
    (University of Minnesota Extension, 2022) Krekelberg, Emily R.
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    Anticipatory Stress (Spanish)
    (University of Minnesota Extension, 2022) Krekelberg, Emily R.
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    The Armenian Genocide: The Trial of Tehlirian
    (2017) University of Minnesota, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
    In 1921, six years after the extermination of the Armenian peoples in Turkey, an Armenian survivor by the name of Soghomon Tehlirian murdered former Ottoman Grand Vizier Talaat Pasha on the streets of Berlin. The Grand Vizier had been instrumental in the genocide committed against the Armenian peoples, a genocide Tehlirian had witnessed (and survived) firsthand. What followed was a two-day trial in which Tehlirian was acquitted. Students in this lesson participate in a mock trial of Tehlirian. Students are assigned different roles: witnesses, attorneys, court personnel, and jury members. After going through testimonies and managing the evidence, students must decide if the assassination of Talaat Pasha is justified.
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    Basics of using LiDAR data, Exercise #1: Accessing Minnesota LiDAR data
    (2013) Nelson, Joel
    This exercise was developed as part of the “Conservation Applications of LiDAR” project – a series of hands-on workshops and online resources designed to help Minnesota GIS specialists effectively use LiDAR-derived data to address natural resource issues. The project was funded by a grant from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund, and was presented by the University of Minnesota Water Resources Center with expertise provided from the University of Minnesota, MN Department of Natural Resources, MN Board of Water and Soil Resources, and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. More information is at http://tsp.umn.edu/lidar.
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    Basics of using LiDAR data, Exercise #2: Raster processing
    (2013) Nelson, Joel
    This exercise was developed as part of the “Conservation Applications of LiDAR” project – a series of hands-on workshops and online resources designed to help Minnesota GIS specialists effectively use LiDAR-derived data to address natural resource issues. The project was funded by a grant from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund, and was presented by the University of Minnesota Water Resources Center with expertise provided from the University of Minnesota, MN Department of Natural Resources, MN Board of Water and Soil Resources, and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. More information is at http://tsp.umn.edu/lidar.
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    Basics of using LiDAR data, Exercise #3: Visualization and management
    (2013) Nelson, Joel
    This exercise was developed as part of the “Conservation Applications of LiDAR” project – a series of hands-on workshops and online resources designed to help Minnesota GIS specialists effectively use LiDAR-derived data to address natural resource issues. The project was funded by a grant from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund, and was presented by the University of Minnesota Water Resources Center with expertise provided from the University of Minnesota, MN Department of Natural Resources, MN Board of Water and Soil Resources, and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. More information is at http://tsp.umn.edu/lidar.
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    Basics of using LiDAR data, Exercise #4: Converting LiDAR data to county coordinates
    (2013) Loesch, Tim; Sentyrz, Shelly
    This exercise was developed as part of the “Conservation Applications of LiDAR” project – a series of hands-on workshops and online resources designed to help Minnesota GIS specialists effectively use LiDAR-derived data to address natural resource issues. The project was funded by a grant from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund, and was presented by the University of Minnesota Water Resources Center with expertise provided from the University of Minnesota, MN Department of Natural Resources, MN Board of Water and Soil Resources, and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. More information is at http://tsp.umn.edu/lidar.
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    Basics of using LiDAR data, Exercise #5: Re-projecting LAS data to county coordinate systems
    (2013) Long, M. Taylor
    This exercise was developed as part of the “Conservation Applications of LiDAR” project – a series of hands-on workshops and online resources designed to help Minnesota GIS specialists effectively use LiDAR-derived data to address natural resource issues. The project was funded by a grant from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund, and was presented by the University of Minnesota Water Resources Center with expertise provided from the University of Minnesota, MN Department of Natural Resources, MN Board of Water and Soil Resources, and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. More information is at http://tsp.umn.edu/lidar.
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    Birch Leafminers
    (St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota Extension Service, 1999) Hahn, Jeffrey D.
    Discusses the common pest, the Birch Leafminer: its lifecycle, the damage it causes, and how to manage it.
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    Building Environmental Youth Leadership: A High-school Service-learning Curriculum
    (University of Minnesota Extension, Regents of the University of Minnesota, 2006) Meyer, Nathan, J.; Meyer, Rebecca, L.
    The Building Environmental Youth Leadership Team curriculum was made possible, in part, through funding from Minnesota's Lake Superior Coastal Program. The guide first defines and details key components of the service learning process. Subsequent lesson plans describe how to help groups of high-school-aged youth develop teamwork and a service mission, logistical plans, and actions to accomplish their service mission. These lessons were developed and piloted by Extension educators over the course of two years working in collaboration with youth and staff from the Northern Pines Girl Scout Council and Duluth ISD 709.
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    The Cambodian Genocide: Can Justice be Achieved?
    (2017) University of Minnesota, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
    Thirty years after the Khmer Rouge came to power in Cambodia and committed many horrific atrocities, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) was formed to prosecute the leaders of the Khmer Rouge. Many problems have prevented the ECCC from doing its intended job, and Cambodians and the international community alike have criticized it for its inefficiency and incompetence. In this lesson, students will grapple with the idea of justice-- what is it, and how can it be achieved. Do we rely on the justice system to prosecute those most responsible for the Cambodian genocide? Should all people who committed these crimes in Cambodia be tried? How can the victims and their families find peace and justice?
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    Case Studies of Projects to Help Grow the Landscape of Ramsey County for Urban Agriculture and Provide Greater Food Security
    (Resilient Communities Project (RCP), University of Minnesota, 2024) Crawley, Leslie; Jorgensen, Andy; Pichel, Frank; O'Brien, Liam
    This project was completed as part of a partnership between Ramsey County and the University of Minnesota’s Resilient Communities Project (https://rcp.umn.edu/). The goal of this project was to identify opportunities and strategies for Ramsey County to engage, encourage, and support municipalities in their efforts to expand urban agriculture. Ramsey County project lead Cameran Bailey collaborated with a team of students in Dr. Jeannie Entenza’s course PA 8081: Leading Organizational & Community Change Capstone to research and analyze case studies of urban agriculture projects in comparable jurisdictions, creating a matrix to compare categories of interest to the County. A final student report and PowerPoint presentation slides from the project are available, as well as a fact sheet on community gardening and the scoring process students undertook to identify relevant projects.