Directory of Navajo Resources

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The Navajo people are the largest tribe of Native Americans in North America. The Navajo Nation is the size equivalent to the state of West Virginia. It is semi-arrid with vast differences in topology.

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• Code Talkers of World War II
• Folklore
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Resources in This Category

• Black Mesa Weavers

  http://www.migrations.com/blackmesa/blackmesa.html
  Navajo-owned cooperative raising churro goats and producing traditional weaving and crafts.

• Explore The Navajo Nation

  http://www.explorenavajo.com/
  History, language and tourism information from the Navajo Nation Hospitality Enterprise.

• Four Directions Institute: Navajo

  http://www.fourdir.com/navajo.htm
  Tribal profile, timeline, and links.

• Keeping It Real: Accurate Coverage of Native Culture

  http://www.poynter.org/news/mediawire/76683/keeping-it-real-accurate-coverage-of-native-culture/
  Article on journalistic integrity and Oprah Winfrey's recent visit to the Navajo Nation.

• Lapahie

  http://www.lapahie.com/
  Articles and links related to the culture, history, and politics of the Navajo people.

• Navajo Central

  http://www.navajocentral.org/
  Unofficial website featuring attractions, native guide services, a native font, FAQ, and links.

• Navajo Nation Bar Association

  http://www.navajolaw.org/
  Provides information on the Bar; a calendar of events; directory; examination subjects, dates and requirements; and bylaws.

• Navajo Nation Washington Office

  http://www.nnwo.org/
  Serves as an interface with Congress, the White House, and federal agencies. Provides legislative updates, news, alerts, and other tribal government information.

• Navajo Times Online

  http://navajotimes.com/
  Tribally owned and operated weekly newspaper. Located in Window Rock.

• The Navajo Creation Story

  http://www.lapahie.com/Creation.cfm
  Recounting of this traditional Diné myth.

• The Navajo Silversmith

  http://www.navajosilversmith.com/
  Dine artist Dennison Tsosie and his silver artwork.

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