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  1. A book cover combined with a picture of the author and their dog

    Debut novel by SF State alum shows the comfort of surviving in nature

    Charlie J. Stephens’ ‘A Wounded Deer Leaps Highest’ follows a nonbinary child escaping danger into the refuge of the woods 

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  2. Cecelia Mellieon and her daughter sit outdoors at Fortaleza Indian Ruins, homeland of their ancestors, near the Tohono O’odham Nation’s San Lucy Village outside of Gila Bend, Arizona.

    Student’s documentary helps her family heal from intergenerational trauma

    Grad student Cecilia Mellieon utilizes visual anthropology, a field of study founded at SF State, to tell stories of urban Native American life 

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  3. A person holding a smartphone running the Stanza app

    Alum designs FDA-authorized app to treat fibromyalgia symptoms

    Nelson Mitchell developed his design mind as a graduate student at SF State 

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  4. Marchers holding a banner with the text Gay Freedom by ’76 at O’Farrell and Polk streets in San Francisco during the Gay Freedom Day Parade on June 30, 1974

    Study by professor, students finds over 600 LGBTQ+ protests occurred in U.S. in 1965 – 1973

    The researchers say their study documents the very civil rights events that politicians seek to ban from school curricula today

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