Posts by Tó Nizhóní Ání

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Contact:  People Against Polluters Rally to Demand Closure of Pinyon Plain Uranium Mine and Continued Protections for the Region  FLAGSTAFF, AZ – On Saturday, February 28th, community members, Indigenous leaders, environmental advocates, and allies from across northern Arizona gathered in downtown Flagstaff for the People Against Polluters Rally, a public action calling…

For Immediate Release February 3, 2026 Contacts: Diné Community Members Express Concerns on the Proposal to Reform the Navajo Nation Government Advocated by the Office of Navajo Government Development   WINDOW ROCK, ARIZONA – As Diné community members, we express great concern with the proposed reforms to the Navajo Nation government contained within the Office of…

For Immediate Release November 20, 2025 Contact: Hydropower Developers’ no-show at Kayenta Chapter meeting leaves Impacted Communities with more questions than answers Chapter officials table hydropower resolution, ask for more community info sessions as FERC seeks to end a policy blocking permits on Tribal land, absent Tribal support. KAYENTA, Ariz— On a cloudy, rainy Wednesday afternoon, the Kayenta…

3rd Annual Save the Confluence Family Gathering Earlier this month Tó Nizhóní Ání team members traveled to the westernmost edge of the Navajo Nation to be in solidarity with the families behind the Save the Confluence efforts. In the early 2000s, a project was proposed above the confluence in an area where the Navajo Nation meets the Grand Canyon National…

Youth Printmaking Workshop On Monday, October 6th, 2025, Tó Nizhóní Ání organized a Youth Printmaking Workshop at the Hardrock Chapter House, which began at 8 AM by setting up and receiving community to ending the event by mopping, wiping the last countertop, and giving away the last bowl of tóshchíín (blue corn mush). The Printmaking…