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Preserving the Navajo language
by CADE SORENSEN Hear from the teacher of a Navajo-language class and her students (audio slideshow best viewed in full-screen mode) According to the 2004 United States Census, 381,000 people age… more →
Almost Ready
reconciliationworship wrote 5 days ago: It’s almost time to go. In less than a week, this year’s Family Mission team will be in … more →
Rare Guilty Pleas In Artifacts Sting
artifiedlady wrote 6 days ago: Rare Guilty Pleas In Artifacts Sting : NPR. The ongoing saga of artifact stealing in Utah. Two peop … more →
Native language education
Brian C wrote 1 week ago: There are a couple of news items relating to Native language education in the past week. One articl … more →
Digital Hickups
thomashooper wrote 1 week ago: So this evening I decided to play with the layout of Hooperselectric.com……. there where … more →
Bury Me Not
elysebruce wrote 1 week ago: When I was little, I knew of two songs that had the word “Bury” in their titles. The fi … more →
On birthdays...
joannainteriordesign wrote 1 week ago: It was my birthday yesterday (born on 4th July!) and in my vaguely hung-over state this morning I st … more →
Beat the Winter Blues : Buy yourself some Tipi Heaven
tipiheaven wrote 2 weeks ago: Snow Bound. Ref: sonofthesouth.net It’s a common misconception among layman even and the most staunc … more →
Antelope Canyon
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wildphotography wrote 2 weeks ago: Finally, here’s my last post from the trip to Arizona. My favorite place was definitely Antel … more →
Navajo translation & Kaiser surveys
healthyadvances wrote 3 weeks ago: So I ran across two really interesting items. One was an older health article about the issue of can … more →
The Beauty Way
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Suzanne Grossman wrote 3 weeks ago: The Beauty Way There is beauty before me, and there is beauty behind me. There is beauty to my left, … more →
Selina Sanatana- Marley Shebala Against Censorship
Randy Ford wrote 3 weeks ago: SHEBALA AGAINST CENSORSHIP by Selina Sanatana “Marley Shebala, senior news reporter for the Na … more →
Borrowing Some Heritage
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Sherry wrote 4 weeks ago: I’m a mongrel, and frankly, I’ve never been very happy about that. I guess plenty of oth … more →
Manuelito
beehivearchive wrote 1 month ago: © 2009 Utah Humanities Council The Story: Born near the Bear Ears in extreme southeastern Utah, the … more →
the reservation
Andy Jendrzejewski wrote 1 month ago: vast nothingness, just earth, sky, distant mountains. treeless, greenless, dusty. what good is this … more →
Kit Carson and His Three Wives
hopeseguin wrote 1 month ago: Kit Carson & His Three Wives Leroy Webb - The Last Cowboy - descendant of Kit Carson Marc Simmon … more →
Getting Back at the Man
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Rob in Gallup wrote 1 month ago: So many funny and eventful things have happened that I haven’t blogged about. I know better th … more →
like the blanket
waywardon wrote 1 month ago: what did pocohantas do when she fell on hard times? became a Navajo. … more →
Native American Legends "The Coyote and The Offended Rolling Stone"
tipiheaven wrote 1 month ago: Pawnee Legend The Coyote and The Offended Rolling Stone Coyote Coyote was going along, and as he h … more →
Natural Dyeing: Acacia Gum
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Rebecca wrote 1 month ago: This is the Shetland wool I dyed using Acacia Gum extract all spun and navajo plyed. I’m rath … more →
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