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Envisioning respectful, peaceful communities cherishing a healthy environment
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We invite tribal leadership, ceremonial practitioners, Native activists, and senators to join us for an important upcoming gathering.
More details will be shared soon—stay tuned!
For any questions, please contact:
Jon Brady (MHA Nation) at 701-421-4343 or email brady_jon@hotmail.com
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Timeline photosMondays, May 5, 12, 19, 2025
Twin Warrior Bahane
3:00-4:45 pm
In Person:
Navajo Nation Library
HWY 264 & Postal Loop Rd
Window Rock, AZ
Virtual:
Facebook Live:
Navajo Nation Library
Join us as we screen Visit to the Father, tells the story of the arduous journey and the many obstacles that the Hero Twins faced as they set out to find their Father, Johonaa'ei.
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