Month: April 2019

Sonya Thompson’s busy life is a reflection of the Diné philosophy of sa’ah naaghaii bik’eh hozhoon —  to live in a beautiful, harmonious and balanced way.Sonya Thompson’s busy life is a reflection of the Diné […]

On March 21, Council Delegate Amber Kanazbah Crotty an annual gathering of tribal leadership and organizations to address sexual assault and violence prevention, combat human trafficking and to promote data gathering in tribal communities.On March […]

On March 25, Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer voiced concern about the Trump administration’s proposal to eliminate funding for the Higher Education Grant within the Bureau of Indian Education’s FY […]

The agency responsible for providing federal health services to American Indians has received funding to continue planning for and building facilities in New Mexico and Arizona.The agency responsible for providing federal health services to American […]

Daniel Tso was recently appointed to the Diné College Board of Regents.Daniel Tso was recently appointed to the Diné College Board of Regents.

With remediation a top issue at Diné College, the Arizona legislature looks to be moving toward addressing the situation.With remediation a top issue at Diné College, the Arizona legislature looks to be moving toward addressing […]

“This is amazing,” Heather Miller, executive director of Chicago’s American Indian Center, said of the decision. She was part of a “scholars day” for Native American researchers … symbol of a new …“This is amazing,” […]

including those in the Bureau of Indian Education. “If you’re gonna follow the American Psychological Association study as a rule for this, it says any Native American mascot imagery affects all …

including those in the Bureau of Indian Education. “If you’re gonna follow the American Psychological Association study as a rule for this, it says any Native American mascot imagery affects all …

including those in the Bureau of Indian Education. “If you’re gonna follow the American Psychological Association study as a rule for this, it says any Native American mascot imagery affects all …