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Newly awarded Bush Fellow to work on cancer care for Latino families

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Each year the Bush Fellow program recognizes people who are making a difference in their communities in Minnesota, the Dakotas and 23 tribal nations in the region.


The fellows receive up to $150,000 to learn and expand on their work. The 2024 cohort was announced on June 17.


The fellows have a wide variety of work including art, food, housing, racial justice and more. Many are focused on health care and healing, like Mari Avaloz.


She’s currently director of the St. Olaf College TRIO/Upward Bound program that prepares low-income and first-generation students for higher education. She’s putting the fellowship toward a vision of getting Latino families better access to cancer care. Mari Avaloz joined Minnesota Now to talk about her work.

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Each year the Bush Fellow program recognizes people who are making a difference in their communities in Minnesota, the Dakotas and 23 tribal nations in the region.


The fellows receive up to $150,000 to learn and expand on their work. The 2024 cohort was announced on June 17.


The fellows have a wide variety of work including art, food, housing, racial justice and more. Many are focused on health care and healing, like Mari Avaloz.


She’s currently director of the St. Olaf College TRIO/Upward Bound program that prepares low-income and first-generation students for higher education. She’s putting the fellowship toward a vision of getting Latino families better access to cancer care. Mari Avaloz joined Minnesota Now to talk about her work.

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