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James Grijalva

Professor James Grijalva and Visiting Professor Luke Jones recently presented at the 2025 Tribal Lands & Environment Forum, held August 18–21 in Minneapolis. Their presentation, Public Participation in Indian Country Environmental Program Implementation, addressed key legal and administrative issues affecting the effectiveness and accountability of federal environmental programs in Indian country. Together, Grijalva and Jones […]

Grijalva presented at the Winter Meeting of the Great Plains Tribal Water Alliance in Rapid City, SD and a national webinar panel. In Rapid City, SD, Professor Grijalva facilitated A Conversation on Seeking Environmental Justice for Indigenous Peoples, from the Grassroots UP. The topic focused on using federal environmental justice grants for community-based organizations to […]

The National Tribal Water Council is a technical and scientific body created to provide input to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and advocate for and assist tribes on water-related issues. Professor Grijalva has been a Technical Advisor to the Council for several years, and this year he assisted on three major projects. This fall, he […]