Ryan joins other Lumbee academics for a panel discussion on Lumbee federal recognition

Ryan joins members of the Coharie Tribe to discuss the Great Coharie River Initiative

Ryan comments on new pipeline proposals following the rescission of federal environmental justice policies

Ryan comments on political efforts to amend the 1956 Lumbee Act

Interview with Ryan about 2024 BioScience article on pocosins and Indigenous knowledge

Summary of recent book talk hosted by NCSU libraries

Discussion of Ryan’s book and other work as relevant to Native Nations in Arizona

Interview with Ryan about his book

Ryan is interviewed about his book for Charlotte Talks

Ryan is interviewed about his book for This Green Earth, KPCW Utah

Ryan is interviewed about his book for American Indian Airwaves, KPFK Los Angeles

Lumbee author Ryan Emanuel shares stories of Indigenous survival in fight for environmental justice

In a debut book, a love letter to eastern North Carolina — and an indictment of colonialism as a driver of climate change

Ryan and Seth Grooms (Lumbee) discuss community-engaged scholarship in environmental science and archaeology

Ryan responds to statements by North Carolina Lt. Governor Mark Robinson

Bombs in a swamp: Robeson County residents battling proposal for private military training site

Lumbee Tribe vs. the KKK

Hydrology, the Lumbee Tribe, and Kombucha with Dr. Ryan Emanuel

‘Ghost forests’ are creeping across NC’s coast at an alarming rate. Researchers are trying to stop them. 🏆

Poultry waste plant that has polluted in the past gets new approval in Robeson County