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Immigration Rights and Resources for the Campus Community

Food Programs and Resources for Students

Presentation Year
2019
Depreciated Participant
Vicente Diaz Native American Studies Undergraduate Student
Short Description of your Research or Creative Project (700 characters or less)
The average person’s relationship with water has changed because of the effects of settler colonialism. Some Indigenous people in the Americas have maintained their cultural understanding of the environment. The Havasupai tribe (the people of the blue/green water) have a strong relationship to water that is based in language, culture, and stories. I will analyze the Havasupai relationship and claim to water in regard to Indian reserved water rights and water policy. This includes the Winters Doctrine, on-going mining litigation, and contemporary water policies like the Clean Water Act.
Permission to Publish Work
No
Node ID
817
Page Classification