Under new leadership and in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Southwestern Association of Indian Arts expanded its digital platform and will offer a hybrid in-person and virtual Indian Market Aug. 21 to 22.
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On June 2, delegates Eugenia Charles-Newton and Vince James submitted a request for a bill to use American Rescue Plan Act funds to give every enrolled Diné adult $2,000 and every child $1,000 in hardship assistance.
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In its third year, the “Free Indian Market,” envisioned by traditional Native American elders, is designed to be a safety net for artists who, for any reason, don’t get into the SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market show, says it’s founder Gregory Schaaf, a long-time Native American art scholar, historian, author and collector.
Read MoreFor the Free Indian Market, safety comes first for Gregory Schaaf, the founder of the event, who wants to protect the artists, especially the elders, as well as buyers.
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Even if you are fully vaccinated, don’t throw your masks out just yet, because the mask mandate that was implemented in April of 2020 to protect everyone from the spread of COVID-19 on the Navajo Nation is still in effect.
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