Culture

For many urban Navajos, going home is simply not an option. With that in mind, the staff at the Phoenix Indian Center decided to bring home to them.

When Asdząą Nádleehé was living among the Diné, she told them to inhabit the footsteps she left on the land. And then she left, leaving behind her traditional living and cultural ways.

As an employee of the federal government, Susan Hudson is prohibited from taking public positions on government policy.

My first visit to Japan was in 1981. It was a long plane ride, my first out of the country and the Navajo Nation.

Alicia Nequatewa, 22, has spent her whole life trying to meld together two communities that in the past had a contentious relationship.