The Arizona School Administrators, a nonprofit of the 1,400-plus state officials, have named Quincy Natay, superintendent of the Chinle Unified School District, as Arizona Superintendent of the Year.
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I am so pleased to see the many Navajo women march at Council in Window Rock to address their concerns. The missing indigenous and murdered women is real on Navajo Nation. The abduction of kids and women on Navajo is real. The abuse of Navajo women is real.
Read MoreThis week: Mary A. Willie, Alice L. Hildreth, Helen M. Curley, Caroline J. Sloan, Alberta M. Green, Pastor Elizabeth Bryant, Andrew F. Begaye, Norman G. Lee, and Gerald L. Schrock.
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The National Center for American Indian Development welcomes Shelby Kinlichee to its team. And, Transformative and disability justice activist Mia Mingus and Ethel Branch, interim executive director of the Navajo and Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief Fund, were honored by Phillips Brooks House Association on Oct. 15.
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On Oct. 16, the Red Water Pond Road Community Association, which was founded in 2006 by residents near the Northeast Church Rock Mines, the Tronox Quivira Mines, and the United Nuclear Corporation Mill Site, restated their opposition to the transfer of uranium mine waste from the mines to the Mill Site, located approximately one mile from the border of the Navajo Nation.
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