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Take uranium contamination off our land, Navajos urge federal nuclear officials
By Marjorie Childress, New Mexico In Depth, April 23, 2022 Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez makes final...
Action in support of the Red Water Pond Road Community
Friday – April 22 WHAT IS HAPPENING? The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is visiting the Red...
Money for abandoned uranium mine cleanup spurs questions about design, jobs
By Marjorie Childress, New Mexico In Depth, April 13, 2022 “Leetso Dooda”, which means “no...
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On this day, we remember all who suffered so greatly in Indian boarding schools and the trauma that carries through generations. We honor the resilience and strength of survivors and their families, and know that healing is possible.
Learn more about this history and what you can do at www.boardingschoolhealing.org
“When we begin to cry, that’s part of the healing process. Our tears are meant to cleanse us, they’re meant to cleanse our spirit, our mind, and our body. When we cried as children, no one was there. We were left to cry alone. But today we have each other.”
— Sandy White Hawk (Sicangu Lakota), NABS Board President
