Author: Donovan Quintero

The Navajo Nation Environmental Protection Agency is pursuing an ambitious strategy to clean up the toxic legacy of uranium mining, even as tribal leaders and community advocates continue to demand justice, protection of sacred lands and accountability for decades of environmental harm.

Perhaps he’ll be the first ch’izhíí’ Navajo to walk the halls of Congress as Arizona’s Congressional District 2 representative.

A public presentation at the Chinle Wildcat Den outlining proposed reforms to the Navajo Nation government has reignited long-standing debate about governance, sovereignty and the role of federal influence.

Code talker’s daughter reflects on RECA renewal after decades of advocacy