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Column | Power of traditional knowledge in modern education

Re-envisioning humanity’s relationship to nature, authentic Native knowledge, and advancing scientific frameworks is deserving of rediscovery and serious attention. Our systemic traditional knowledge has always been our guiding light, deeply embedded in our worldview, our interpretation of the natural world, and its profound link to contemporary science.

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Miyamura’s offense surges behind Morales’ two-goal performance

The Miyamura Lady Patriots turned in a commanding offensive showing Tuesday evening at Angelo DiPaolo Stadium, rolling to a 5–0 victory behind a pair of goals from junior forward Alexis Morales and a well-balanced attack that featured four different scorers — plus a flawless goalkeeping effort from sophomore Khloe Pinto.

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New Tribal Nations Maps put Native names
back in classrooms

Cartographer and photogrammetrist Aaron Carapella says his latest releases push Tribal Nations Maps further into contemporary reservation mapping and school-ready materials, building on years of work charting Native American tribes in their original homelands

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Fashion takes the stage at the Western Navajo Fair

The Western Navajo Fair’s fashion show is more than a display of clothes and creativity, said Kristen Goldtooth. It’s a moment of pride – one that blends tradition, innovation and the voices of local designers who are finding their way onto a growing stage.

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