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136K views · 1.2K reactions | Go There heads to Flagstaff, Arizona. Native Americans are suffering from one of the highest Covid-19 death tolls in the nation, and tribes are experiencing detrimental loss with the deaths of their elders, who are some of the last remaining knowledge keepers. CNN follows three generations within one Navajo family as they work to preserve their traditions and history in the midst of a pandemic. | CNN | Facebook

“This January 9th is about being proud to be Navajo and to show our strength.” — President Buu Nygren For the first time in the 100-year history of the Navajo Nation government, a President will take his State of the Navajo Nation address directly to the Navajo people. The People's State of the Navajo Nation will begin at 9 AM on Tuesday, January 9 inside Nakai Hall in Window Rock, AZ. The event is President Nygren’s opportunity to report on the progress and accomplishments his administration ha

During World War II, Japanese intelligence broke nearly every Allied military code—except one. This is the incredible true story of the Navajo Code Talkers, the U.S. Marines who created the only unbreakable military code in modern history. In 1942, the United States turned to an unexpected weapon: the ancient and complex Navajo language. Spoken by fewer than 200,000 people and unknown outside the American Southwest, Navajo became the foundation of a revolutionary code that Japanese cryptanalysts

The Bluebird Song in the Navajo Language Learn more about the Diné (Navajo): http://navajopeople.org/navajo-history.htm | Navajo People