



Writing for Indigenous Peoples Day, water-access consultant Justine Apodaca credits Indigenous women with driving progress on clean water access, citing colleagues Emma Robbins and Crystal Tulley-Cordova and the Navajo Water Access Coordination Group she helps coordinate.
The piece notes women remain underrepresented in water governance, making up less than a third of voices in the field, even as the author argues their relationship-building and technical work quietly advances tribal water access projects.
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