Yesterday, Gabe Galanda presented “Tribal-State Collaboration and Compacting,” to the Washington State House of Representatives State Government and Tribal Relations Committee.
Gabe discussed the history of Indigenous relations in the state of Washington, dating back to the Stevens Treaties in the 1850s and the Fish Wars of the early 1970s and carrying forward to the last half-century of increasing state-tribal consultation and collaboration.
You can watch his presentation here (beginning around minute 40) and view his slides here.
