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How to Reform Student Discipline at Gallup Schools

Two people sit at a table having a discussion in a studio with a "Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission" logo displayed on a screen behind them.

7.17.26 – New Mexico In Depth Executive Director Trip Jennings joins Wendy Greyeyes, chair of the Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission, to discuss possible solutions in the wake of a new state report that found Gallup McKinley County Schools had disproportionately punished Indigenous and Hispanic students, in comparison to their white peers.   Correspondent: Trip Jennings  Guest: Dr. Wendy Greyeyes Ph.D. (Diné), Chair, Navajo…

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Tribal Water Rights Deal Stalled 

A winding highway runs alongside a river through a desert canyon with layered rock formations and sparse vegetation.

7.17.26 – The largest tribal water rights settlement in U.S. history is at a stalemate. The Northeastern Arizona Water Rights Settlement Act, if approved by Congress, would provide much-needed water for the Navajo Nation, as well as the Hopi and San Juan Southern Paiute tribes. A provision with the deal has received pushback from some negotiators at the table,…

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