
The Diné Foods & Healthy Living Summit working toward building a healthier Nation

For the Navajo Times | Ethan Liebross
Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez speaks during screening of “The Game Changers” during the Diné Foods & Healthy Living Summit at Monument Valley High School over the weekend in Kayenta.
By Ethan Liebross
For the Navajo Times
KAYENTA
The seats filled in at the Monument Valley High School SAC Auditorium with students and community members eager to improve their health.

For the Navajo Times | Ethan Liebross
Local gardener Roberto Nutlouis discusses traditional agriculture at the Diné Foods & Healthy Living Summit over the weekend in Kayenta.
The three-day-long Diné Foods & Healthy Living Summit was organized by former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and the Navajo Nation Special Diabetes Program.
Five uniformed members of the Air Force Junior ROTC posted colors. Nez entered, fist-bumping Mrs. J’s first-year science class. Following counselor Brian Bradley’s psalm and MVHS principal Ryan Dodson’s opening remarks, Nez took the stage.
He shared his personal story of gaining 300 pounds, turning to marathon running and a plant-based diet, and losing over 100 pounds in less than a year.
Read the full story in the April 27 edition of the Navajo Times.