Indigenous Rising COVID-19 webinar brings Indian Country together
Within a short time span many in-person meetings have transitioned to the web when staying home and social distancing have suddenly become the norm.
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Surviving the coronavirus crisis: Diné perspectives
In speaking with members of the Navajo Nation regarding their preparations for weathering the coronavirus pandemic, common factors have emerged: a need to return to traditional ways, with a focus on K’e and T’áá hwó ají t’éego, to protect families and elders, and take care of our Mother Earth.
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Eastern Agency residents: ‘Where’s the uranium cleanup?’
Eastern Agency community members say they are still living with the fallout from uranium mining on Navajo.
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Researcher: Uranium cleanup should be No. 1 priority
“Illness due to uranium is no longer just the story of the miners. It’s the story of their children and grandchildren,” said Southwest Research and Information Center Environmental Health Specialist Chris Shuey.
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Navajo opposes U.S. relo office closure, citing unfulfilled promises
The proposed fiscal 2021 federal budget reduction to $4 million for the U.S. Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation signals the U.S. government is edging toward closing it.
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