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GRIC
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GRICGroupe de Recherche sur l’Integration Continentale (French: Research Group on Continental Integration; Canada)
GRICGila River Indian Community (Sacaton, AZ)
GRICGlobal Reach Internet Connection
GRICGovernment Relations Institute of Canada (industry association)


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The Gila River Indian community has developed a diabetes prevention assistant certificate.
Native wellness for the new millennium: the impact of gaming by Napoli, Maria / Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
Considered a model for Native American economic development, the Gila River Indian Community has experienced explosive growth.
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After a successful career in research, Baldwin followed her passion and became a science teacher whose work with students in the Gila River Indian Community has won her students prestigious awards and led them to careers in science.
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