The Albuquerque FBI Division, with Raul Bujanda, special agent in charge, announced a new database they have been working on for the last six months – a vetted list of missing Indigenous persons in New Mexico and across the Navajo Nation, including in Arizona, Colorado and Utah.
Read MoreFemale Navajo leaders, the decolonization of education and the future of Navajo teaching and learning are some of the topics and research that more than 80 Navajo education leaders and scholars will discuss when they gather for the 6th annual Navajo Education Conference at the Navajo Nation Museum today and Friday.
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What I find appalling after reading this story (“Homeless woman dies in abandoned trailer after giving birth,” June 30, 2022) was the fact that none of the political candidates (presidential or chapter) offered condolences or an inkling of any solutions to address homelessness or mental health.
Read MoreThis week: Mattie B. Skeets, Christine R. Henry, Johansen R. Wilson, and Billy Tahy.
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The University of Arizona has announced its new “Arizona Native Scholars Grant” program that will cover tuition and mandatory fees for full-time undergraduate students from Arizona’s 22 federally recognized tribes who plan study at the main Tucson campus.
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