Gathering of Nations Kassie John, the 2024–25 Miss Indian World from Rock Point, Arizona, invites everyone to the 42nd Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque, taking place April 24–26. Navajo Times | Nicholas House | Navajo Times

There are over 67,000 eligible voters living in Navajo Nation, which stretches across Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico. Trying to get members here to the polls, means knowing which state to vote in but after being devastated by COVID-19, Navajo Nation is showing up to the polls. | VICE News Tonight

Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about bread. The first types of bread were made from blue corn, different seeds, and even some brown rice. After the Diné were in the prison camp they became acquainted with white flour, and fry bread was born. There were many different ways to cook bread, in the ground, on a rock, directly over hot coals… Here are a few of those ways. A special thank you to our supporters. In this weeks bonus video for supporters only, Wally shares his mother's fry bread r

In this captivating video, join Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, as he delves into our traditional Navajo stories passed down through generations. These stories recount fascinating encounters between the Navajo people and the ancient Anasazi civilization. Wally begins by sharing the riveting story of the Gambler. Witness as an Anasazi gambler and a Navajo gambler engage in a high-stakes game with much more than mere winnings at stake. With the help of the Holy People, the Navajo gambler triumphs o