Galanda Broadman

05/29/2026

We share our Yakama Treaty Days black-and-white ad. Having represented and defended the Yakama Nation for over 20 years, we wish our Yakama relatives all this best this weekend as they celebrate thee 171st anniversary of their sacred Treaty.

05/28/2026

A rare moment together as partners--as family.

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

05/16/2026

Saw the film over the weekend, featuring my friend Gabe Galanda, and found it powerful and moving. If you’re in Seattle, consider attending an encore screening tomorrow, Thursday, May 14 at .

05/15/2026

"Chief has connected with so many people in the state of Washington, several from Seattle such as Gabe Galanda (Round Valley), who is an attorney in Seattle who fights for Native American rights."

Yakama filmmaker Brenda Fisher discusses how "Reservation Redemption" traces one man’s path from incarceration to cultural healing — and why the story resonates across Native communities in Seattle.

05/11/2026

We are proud to support the Toppen*sh High School baseball and softball teams. Go, Wildcats!

05/01/2026

While over 500 Indigenous homebuyers have yet to receive deeds to their homes or certain conveyance pledges in keeping with Washington state's original tax-credit homeownership promises, state housing officials and their contract lobbyist called recent state remedial legislation "lame," "idiotic," "awful," and "sh*tty." And they covertly killed the bill.

You can read all about it in Gabe Galanda's Seattle Times op-ed: https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/promise-of-tribal-homeownership-in-wa-remains-unfilled/

04/29/2026

Incredibly, Washington State Housing Finance Executive Director Steve Walker blames Tribal nations for his agency's failure over two decades to convert a single Low Income Housing Tax Credit unit into Indigenous home ownership.

Walker desperately responds to Gabe Galanda's op-ed in the Seattle Times last week, which exposed his and his lobbyist's texts calling recent Indigenous home ownership remedial legislation "awful...sh*tty...lame...idiotic."

The Housing Finance Commission is approaching tribal tenant-ownership compliance with patience and respect.

04/27/2026

As Gabe Galanda explains in a Seattle Times op-ed: "These [texts] were not offhand frustrations vented in isolation. They were part of a coordinated campaign to kill Native homeownership legislation before it could gain traction."

Gabe Galanda published “ Promise of tribal homeownership in WA remains unfulfilled ” in the April 20, 2025 edition of The Seattle Times. An excerpt: Twenty years. That’s how long Native American families across Washington paid rent on homes they were promised they would one day own. After 20 y...