Anthropologist Trudy Griffin-Pierce didn't want to observe the rituals and elaborate spiritual ceremonies of the Navajo: She wanted to live the life of the Diné.

Native leaders are hailing new funding for traditional medicine and a new dialysis center on the Navajo Nation.

About this issue Abstract and details Understanding the apparently effective bodily transformation by traditional Navajo healing rituals as the part of a consistent technological practice is, perhaps ...

The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (Navajo Gaming) honored 94 of its total 1,200 team members for reaching significant employment milestones including 15, 10 and five years of service for the ...

Uncover the profound significance of fatherhood rituals in indigenous communities, where fathers are spiritual guides, storytellers, and cultural anchors.

Advocates from across the Navajo Nation gathered in front of the nation’s council meeting hall in Window Rock, Arizona on Monday, hoping to tell Navajo President Buu Nygren how frustrated and ...

Ritual healing and identity politics interact on three levels in contemporary Navajo society: representation of Navajo identity in relation to the dominant Euro-American society, interaction among ...

Several military websites removed any mention of the Navajo Code Talkers, who played a key role in World War II intelligence, citing new DEI rules.

A second Navajo casino is coming to the Flagstaff area after the tribe secured legal authority to build a gaming hall on a 13.79-acre site northeast of the city. The casino is planned on property that ...

Concern is rising among Indigenous communities residing in urban areas about reports of Indigenous people being detained in Arizona.

Social media reports of Navajo citizens being detained by ICE prompted Navajo leaders to explore ways to protect their people.