12:00 – Welcome, Blessing, Overview – Daryl Vigil; Bedtah Becker12:15 – Tribal Leaders – President Nez, Navajo Nation; Chairman Nuvanguaoma, Hopi Tribe; Candidate for Chairman, Lorelei Cloud, Southern Ute Tribe12:45 – Water & Tribes Initiative Response – Anne Castle; Heather Tanana1:00 – Executive Branch and Congressional and Executive Branch – Michael Connor; Senator Michael Bennet (D-Coloardo)1:15 – Discussion1:30 -- Wrap up and Adjourn

Agenda for Today- Thanks for joining!

Shall we get started?

You sounds great

You sound great.

Yes we can hear you. Thank you

Yes we can hear you!

Good morning! I can hear you Daryl!

12:00 – Welcome, Blessing, Overview – Daryl Vigil; Bedtah Becker12:15 – Tribal Leaders – President Nez, Navajo Nation; Chairman Nuvanguaoma, Hopi Tribe; Candidate for Chairman, Lorelei Cloud, Southern Ute Tribe12:45 – Water & Tribes Initiative Response – Anne Castle; Heather Tanana1:00 – Executive Branch and Congressional and Executive Branch – Michael Connor; Senator Michael Bennet (D-Coloardo)1:15 – Discussion1:30 -- Wrap up and Adjourn

Why are they Jr. water rights? Does the Winters Rights not apply for the S.Ute tribe?

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Hello everyone!

I am Arfan from Pakistan. Its a great learning session about the issue indigenous water rights. I want to know, what sort of water rights are covered in inter and intra state water treaties operating in Colorado River Basin?

Muhammad, we can provide you some resources in response to your question…please connect w us after the webinar

The Water Access Coordination Group discussed by President New is a model of how a team of government, agency., universities and funders can collaborate to achieve tribal goals in manner that respects tribal sovereignty. Their work has been incredible and has positive lessons for all who care about tribal water resilience and justice

President New (apologies for typo in chat)

NEZ

Thank you Tori for the resource

Toni

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Yes, thank you Tori. It is a wonderful example a mission oriented government led partnership. Here is the website with more information: navajosafewater.org

toni!

Yes — we work with them (UArizona Haury Program) and is great privilege. The more people who know of how they have collaborated the better. We will try to bring the story to other funders too

Wrap it up, encourage people to get in touch with us… lots of work to do.. need many hands…report will be out soon and we will send everyone a draft

whoops… that was for Daryl

Please also allow us to get word out about your work. We have a newsletter that goes to community of scholars, activists, funders and others committed to tribal water resilience. massaro@law.arizona.edu

Lets get in touch Toni…

Thank you! Wonderful presentation.

Thank you, Panelists!