Diné student honors family at exhibit, performance
In the 1930s, Angela Ashley, a Diné weaver from Burnt Water, Arizona, lost most of her sheep to the Bureau of Indian Affairs livestock reduction.
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Ex-Miss Navajo says home is key to her success
The smell of fry bread wafted from the chapter house as Alyson Shirley greeted the people of her community she calls family.
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Garden at the IPCC yields more than fruits, vegetables
The Resilience Garden on the grounds of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is no ordinary garden. It’s a journey that takes you thousands of years back into the past.
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Original treaty to visit Dinétah?
Next year will be the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of 1868.
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Hard rock and patience
Man revives an art almost as old as humans
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