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Tribal Lands in AZ: Who are the communities? What are their histories? What are their identities? What are their experiences with Euro-colonialism?

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Tribal Lands in AZ: Who are the communities? What are their histories? What are their identities? What are their experiences with Euro-colonialism?

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The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law acknowledges that the law school is located on the ancestral lands of the Akimel O'odham and further acknowledges that Arizona is home to 22 Tribal Nations that comprise 27% of Arizona's total land base. ASU Law recognizes the sovereignty of these nations and seeks to foster an environment of success and possibility for Native American students. Since our founding, the law school has been committed to scholarship, service and teaching in the areas of Indian law and tribal law, and we pledge to continue and expand this work.

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The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law acknowledges that the law school is located on the ancestral lands of the Akimel O'odham and further acknowledges that Arizona is home to 22 Tribal Nations that comprise 27% of Arizona's total land base.

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Since the creation of the Center for Excellence in Inclusive Democracy (CEID) this work has been "halted", slowed, shifted, etc. with no information 

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Since the creation of the Center for Excellence in Inclusive Democracy (CEID) this work has been "halted", slowed, shifted, etc. with no information 

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Associate Vice Chancellor (AVC) Deanna Villanueva-Saucedo on Feb. 7th said that MCCCD at the District Level was not going to develop a district statement. It was up to each campus to develop that and ensure that land acknowledgment is meaningful/actionable beyond a symbolic statement. This seems different from what AVC Deanna Villanueva-Saucedo and Chancellor Steven Gonzales said at a meeting in summer 2022. I understood from that meeting that they were going to be meeting with the elders of American Indian/Native American tribes who MCCCD serves and that we were to wait for direction from them until we proceed. 

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Associate Vice Chancellor (AVC) Deanna Villanueva-Saucedo on Feb. 7th said that MCCCD at the District Level was not going to develop a district statement. It was up to each campus to develop that and ensure that land acknowledgment is meaningful/actionable beyond a symbolic statement. This seems different from what AVC Deanna Villanueva-Saucedo and Chancellor Steven Gonzales said at a meeting in summer 2022. I understood from that meeting that they were going to be meeting with the elders of American Indian/Native American tribes who MCCCD serves and that we were to wait for direction from them until we proceed. 

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"Why" we are doing the Land Acknowledgement Statement and "For what purpose?"

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"Why" we are doing the Land Acknowledgement Statement and "For what purpose?"

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EMCC is planning to work with GCC on a statement due to our geographical location and the communities we serve

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EMCC is planning to work with GCC on a statement due to our geographical location and the communities we serve

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Wanting actionable items beyond the symbolic statement

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Wanting actionable items beyond the symbolic statement