land and to educate them on water rights, environmental protection, and economic development.
land and to educate them on water rights, environmental protection, and economic development.
Join us for an exciting 2-week workshop starting Monday, June 16, and running through Friday, June 27!
The first week will provide in-depth, 6-hour classroom sessions designed to equip you with essential skills. Then, put your knowledge to the test in the second week as we dive into hands-on filming experiences in the community.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn and create!
Follow the link below to register.
Please submit a signed liability waiver before June 16, 2025. All completed waivers can be emailed to: JGarcia@SanXavierAllottee.org
We are looking for 2 highly motivated individuals for our Summer Internship Program. Click the link below to download the application and essay questions. All submissions are due no later than Monday, June 2nd, by 5 pm.
For more information call (520) 807-2121
A unique youth lead podcast designed to be an educational tool, to share research of the land and water rights concerning all O’odham Communities. This platform enables our vibrant native youth to use their voices to educate, advocate and discuss the complexities of indigenous rights, sovereignty and stewardship of our lands and waters.
Click below to find our more and to listen to the latest episode.
During the Annual SXAA Meeting (Saturday, Jan. 20th, 2018) an update was given on the status of the current lease, the farm extension and farm production. From the SXCA, Adam Andrews, the Administrative Manager, and Cie'na Schaefli, the Interim Farm Manager, informed allottees of the Rehab Farm 5-Year land lease is complete and currently pending the Bureau of Indian Affairs' (BIA) approval. A long term land lease which includes the Rehab Farm as well as the land extension is currently being discussed between Board of Directors and Legal. SXCA Management included updates on the Farm Extension design: the Central Pivot Irrigation with a Hydraulic Powered H&L System, the Papago Road Exit for ideal distribution of wholesale hay, & the Stabilization of the Bank to prevent erosion. There has also been a yield increase by 20%, along with the plan to diversify crops to increase revenue as well as marketability. In addition to increasing revenue on the farm the Coop received funds to facilitate a grain and bean milling facility. The USDA development grant funded a cold storage facility which increases the quality of the produce and extends their shelf-life.
Update coming soon.
