Pascua Yaqui Tribe
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Sep 17, 2026
Land Use, Land Back, Integrating Humans into Natural Spaces: Sergio Avila
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38:17Sergio AvilaGUEST
Yes, I am a new member of the Alianza Tequani.
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38:23Sergio AvilaGUEST
This organization has existed for 30 years in Tucson, Arizona, and in this region of southern Arizona in Pascua Yaqui land and Ton O'odham land.
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38:36Sergio AvilaGUEST
The organization recently changed its name.
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38:38Sergio AvilaGUEST
It used to be called the Indigenous Alliance Without Borders.
75 Episodes of All My Relations: How We Got Here
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12:58Matika WilburHOST
There are nine Native nations along the border today.
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13:01Matika WilburHOST
They range from the Apache, the Cocopah, the Kickapoo, the Kumeyaay, Tohono O'odham, the Quechan, Pai Pai, Pascua Yaqui, and Ysleta del Sur Pueblo.
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13:11Raul CrismanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hello, everyone.
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13:12Raul CrismanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
My name is Raul Crisman.
Mayor Regina Romero talks gun violence in Tucson | Affordability and homelessness issues
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13:49Regina RomeroGUEST
Part of the prosperity initiative or the concern about poverty is that we have not as a region been able to create jobs high-wage long-term jobs and those of the future, right, that are sustainable and can create a good quality of life for people.
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14:13Regina RomeroGUEST
And so this particular concern I was a council member when the Pascua Yaqui tribe started talking about the idea of purchasing an empty industrial piece of property on Grant and I-10, where we used to have a movie theater a long, long time ago.
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14:35Regina RomeroGUEST
Abandoned, huge space, and they started saying, what if? we would, as a Pascua Yaqui tribe, purchase that land right next to Old Pascua, which is a traditional neighborhood and area of the Yaqui people here in this region, and build a casino.
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14:56Regina RomeroGUEST
I was a council member when that dream started up, and I was part of the council when we gave the go ahead as a city for the tribe to purchase the land, work with the late Congressman Raul Grijalva, And Congressman Grijalva, you know, really shepherded making that land piece of the Pascua Yaqui reservation so that they could use that land however they wanted.
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15:26Regina RomeroGUEST
And so the idea and now seeing the buildings up and all of the investments that both the Pascua Yaqui tribe and the city of Tucson have made in our roads so that we can make that space accessible and safe is It really is exciting because I am a huge believer in the sovereignty of our native nations, and they will be creating thousands of jobs and the investment in our economy.
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15:58Regina RomeroGUEST
and in our city will be seen.
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16:01Regina RomeroGUEST
There's going to be hotels being built around the area.
Mayor Regina Romero talks gun violence in Tucson | Affordability and homelessness issues
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13:49Regina RomeroGUEST
Part of the prosperity initiative or the concern about poverty is that we have not as a region been able to create jobs high-wage long-term jobs and those of the future, right, that are sustainable and can create a good quality of life for people.
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14:13Regina RomeroGUEST
And so this particular concern I was a council member when the Pascua Yaqui tribe started talking about the idea of purchasing an empty industrial piece of property on Grant and I-10, where we used to have a movie theater a long, long time ago, abandoned, huge space, and they started saying, What if we would, as a Pascua Yaqui tribe, purchase that land right next to Old Pascua, which is a traditional neighborhood and area of the Yaqui people here in this region, and build a casino? I was a council member when that dream started up and I was part of the council when we gave the go-ahead as a city for the tribe to purchase the land, work with the late Congressman Raul Grijalva And Congressman Grijalva really shepherded making that land piece of the Pascua Yaqui reservation so that they could use that land however they wanted.
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15:26Regina RomeroGUEST
And so the idea and now seeing the buildings up and all of the investments that both the Pascua Yaqui tribe and the city of Tucson have made in our roads so that we can make that space accessible and safe.
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15:42Regina RomeroGUEST
It really is exciting because I am a huge believer in the sovereignty of our native nations and they will be creating thousands of jobs and the investment in our economy.
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15:58Regina RomeroGUEST
And in our city will be seen.
Arizona Athletic Director Desiree Reed-Francois Joins Big 12 Today!
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9:14Desiree Reed-FrancoisGUEST
So we saw that we had this incredible asset.
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9:17Desiree Reed-FrancoisGUEST
We had a great partner in the Pascua Yaqui tribe.
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9:20Desiree Reed-FrancoisGUEST
We worked with them and we figured out what was important to them.
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9:23Desiree Reed-FrancoisGUEST
How could we help our football program? How could we help our athletic department? And we created the Naming Rights Partnership, but it's also more than just Casino del Sol Stadium.
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9:33Desiree Reed-FrancoisGUEST
This is an opportunity for us to be in the community with the Pascua Yaqui tribe, We have everything from internship programs, career fairs, student athlete camps and clinics.
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9:46Desiree Reed-FrancoisGUEST
We have student athlete leadership series.
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9:49Desiree Reed-FrancoisGUEST
And we're just scratching the surface of how important this partnership is and can continue to be.