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Listen to Ella 's 5-part podcast on how nuclear missiles ended up on her reservation in central North Dakota produced, edited and mixed by the brilliants Scientific American Tulika Bose and Jeff DelViscio missilesonourland.org/podcast.html

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“There were nuclear missile silos on our land, and in the event of a nuclear war, my entire family would likely be dead within a month.” 🎧 Host Ella uncovers the nuclear past—and future—of her family’s land on The Missiles on Our Rez. trib.al/jyZ0Ahj

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🧵Ella Weber was in undergrad when an advisor told her about research related to nuclear weapons spread across the middle of the country — including near her home area in Fort Berthold Indian Reservation This was the first she'd heard of the weapons. So she called her mom.

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How did weapons of mass destruction end up on the Fort Berthold reservation? Host Ella discovers the federal policies and environmental injustices that allowed the U.S. to take a piece of the reservation and build missile silos. 🎧scientificamerican.com/podcast/episod…

"The Missiles on our Land" is a new project exploring human and environmental risks with nuclear weapon policies that includes simulations, a documentary, and a 5-part podcast series hosted by Ella '25. bit.ly/3SR6Zxt

In this episode of The Missiles on Our Rez, host Ella explores the consequences of hosting nuclear weapons on tribal lands— and the burden of living in so-called sacrifice zones. 🎧 scientificamerican.com/podcast/episod…

Israelis have “children”, while Palestinians have “people aged 18 and younger”.

I can't believe we are already at the last episode

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WOW The Missiles on Our Rez is a 2024 Webby Award Nominee🤩 In this Scientific American podcast, Ella unpacks how nuclear missiles ended up on her tribe's reservation. You can vote for us before April 18 here 👇🔗 wbby.co/40113N Scientific American Princeton School of Public & International Affairs Columbia Journalism School #Webbys

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Congratulations to Ella '25, a Princeton School of Public & International Affairs major, who has been awarded a Truman Scholarship! The Scholarship provides funding for graduate studies in public service, leadership training & internship opportunities within the federal government. bit.ly/4cQYLwR

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