Life
Diné culture mirrors ancient philosophy of mind, body
Diné fancy shawl dancer bests older girls
Native Guitars Tour makes its 6th stop at Gathering of Nations
Andrew “Buzzy” Wilson is no stranger to the Native music scene.
If you’ve ever heard her voice, you’ll recognize it instantly. It’s a soulful blend of Etta James and Chris Cornell.
The Dineh Tah Dancers succeeded in their mission of sharing the story of the Treaty of 1868 at two significant historic sites earlier this month, their leader reported.
The newest members of the Arizona Wing Civil Air Patrol are learning the U.S. Army’s seven core values and learning to live them in everything they do – whether they are in school or doing household chores.
Armed with a lightsaber and moccasins, Dezbah Evans is trying to change the narrative.
Sihasin is a Navajo band thinking with hope and reassurance.
Trading posts were such a fact of life for so many years in the Four Corners that many of us haven’t thought about how unique this system of commerce really was.
