The Gaming Authority owns, operates, and manages the gaming-related economic development of the Tule River Tribe.

The UCLA NAGPRA Advisory Committee was created to ensure the repatriation of human remains at UCLA to the proper tribes. The committee included representatives from multiple academic disciplines, faculty, staff, and students as well as members of off-campus Native American communities. The committee was charged with providing the Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor recommendations on policy and procedures, decisions regarding cultural affiliation or dispositions, and overall implementation of NAGPRA. In September 2018, California passed legislation that outlines the composition of the UC and UC campus committees. UCLA will reconstitute the NAGPRA Advisory Committee to meet the new requirements once committee members are approved by the Native American Heritage Commission.

I have served as an Inspector and Assistant Inspector for the 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023 state and federal elections.

The Yokuts NAGPRA Coalition was formed in August 2012 by California Federally-Recognized Tribal Governments: Table Mountain Rancheria, Picayune Rancheria, Santa Rosa Rancheria, and the Tule River Indian Tribe. The Tejon Indian Tribe also joined the Coalition on June 28, 2017.The five Tribes work cooperatively with institutions, state and federal agencies to share responsibility for the repatriation of ancestral Yokuts remains, associated funerary objects and unassociated funerary objects for respectful reburial and the return of sacred objects, objects of cultural patrimony and stolen objects.