While decisions weren’t made during the event, it gave the Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe a chance to highlight issues affecting its community and appeal for resources. The meeting also included a visit to the Aquinnah Cliffs, a sacred spot for the Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe where newly installed offshore wind turbines can be seen. Still, she expressed a hope that the meeting would yield needed resources for Indigenous communities. But Andrews-Maltais said issues facing Indigenous communities are “bipartisan” and the “government-to-government” negotiations were needed to acquire funding to help the entire community. With more tribal input, Andrews-Maltais said improving public health in Indigenous communities could be a “positive legacy” left behind by the current administration.