The outreach event is to educate Navajo citizens who live in urban areas about the programs and assistance provided by the Navajo Nation. With a large population of Navajos residing off the reservation, we see the need to reach out and make them aware of these resources.

To address long-standing social&mental health ills Navajo families and Navajo youth face, the Navajo Division of Social Services held a work session on how to utilize $800 million. Thank you to the members of Council and AZ state Sen. Theresa Hatathlie for their invaluable inputs

Come out and join us for our Navajo Family Resource Night in Flagstaff. The event will begin at 4:30 at the Sinagua Middle School.

Thursday Recap with #NavajoNation (11/30/23) – A few updates from this past week. #Navajo

This partnership with the University of Arizona Law marks a significant milestone in our mission to strengthen the Navajo legal community. We’re nurturing the next generation of legal scholars and advocates who’ll play a vital role in safeguarding our sovereignty.

To continue promoting health and wellness for our Navajo Nation communities, I held my fourth President Nygren’s Fitness Challenge. I firmly believe that encouraging exercise and healthy habits could positively impact the well-being of Navajo people.

From Window Rock to all of you, Happy Thanksgiving Day! On behalf of the Navajo Nation, I wish you all a warm and safe holiday with family, friends and a good meal. My appreciation goes out to everyone working to keep our families and communities safe. Ahéhee’!

Since January, we have been preparing significant improvements for meeting the needs of our communities. Signing a groundbreaking contract for One Day At A Time, Inc. for alcohol and substance abuse counseling was part of those goals we set as an Administration!

I signed a contract with Tónaneesdizí (Tuba City) Chapter for construction of a new senior center on Monday. It’s always great when a partnership between local community leadership, my office, Executive Branch programs and Council delegates moves great projects forward!

I signed a $6 million contract with Southwest Indian Foundation to address housing needs within the Navajo Nation. The agreement expands the foundation's facilities, enabling them to construct more homes. The partnership promises to provide a brighter future for Navajo veterans.

I’m hosting another one of my fitness challenges this coming Tuesday, Nov. 21, at 4:30 pm, at the Navajo Nation Veterans Memorial Park in Window Rock, Arizona. Please come out. The first 10 finishers get a free turkey and a remaining 10 turkeys will be given out as drawing prizes

Join us today at 12 PM for another presentation by the Navajo Nation Department of Justice. Veronica Blackhat, Assistant Attorney General, and Irvin Chee, Principal Tribal Advocate, will be sharing information on homesite leases! youtube.com/live/DK6PhhAtY…

The success of our nation relies heavily on the dedication and expertise of our employees. By ensuring fair wages, we not only motivate our workforce but also showcase the value we place on their contributions. The study aims to determine fair and competitive compensation.

The Navajo people hold great respect for the United States Marine Corps and all those who have worn the uniform over the centuries. Whether on the battlefield or in local communities, Marines, the last 248 years, have shown courage, honor, & commitment to protecting our freedoms

At the 80th annual National Congress of American Indians Convention & Marketplace conference, I had the astute honor of speaking on behalf of the Navajo people. I said to the leadership that we’ve risen time & time again with unwavering resolve despite the challenges we’ve faced

2023 COAT & BLANKET DRIVE The Navajo Nation Office of the First Lady @NygrenJasmine is running a coat and blanket drive from 11/9 to 11/20, 2023. Donations will be distributed to the unsheltered and those in need in partnership with Strengthening Nations & San Juan United Way.

First responders from the Navajo Nation here in ABQ competing in the Metro 2 Memorial Relay Race, representing us, taking first place; more importantly, running for your brothers and sisters who may be needing financial help with their education & their mental health - thank you

Thanks to the honorable Navajo Nation Council Delegate Brenda Jesus, I had a chance to express my appreciation to veterans for their service and sacrifice in defending freedom during an appreciation dinner on Veterans Day event held at St. Michaels Catholic Church.

I reassured Navajo veterans that my administration is making payments they’ve been waiting for. Navajo Nation VA Director Bobbi Baldwin and her team have begun processing $170,000 in federal VA benefits our veterans have earned and deserve

Sports play such an important role in the development of our youth. These young runners have shown immense dedication, and their performances are a testament to the resilience of our nation's youth. We're proud of these athletes for representing their communities

I shared at the annual Construction in Indian Country conference that infrastructure is the backbone of any economy. If we want to attract businesses and jobs to the Navajo Nation, we need modern infrastructure like roads, high-speed internet, and reliable electric lines

Our young people are the future of the Navajo Nation and we must provide them with a quality education rooted in our language and culture. I want to thank the Honorable Council Delegate Dr. Andy Nez, Speaker Curley, and the 25th Navajo Nation Council for passing this legislation

Our youth are so important to the future of our people and our nation. I'm proud to see our young leaders taking part in programs like JROTC that promote leadership, discipline, and service to others.

To our warriors, be proud of who you are and for your service, sacrifices, and accomplishments. First Lady @NygrenJasmine and I, thank you for protecting our way of life, our language, and the freedoms you put your life on the line for. We honor you for your sacred sacrifices.

We are eternally grateful for the sacrifices made by our Navajo veterans. They put their lives on the line to defend our freedoms and protect our homeland. This proclamation is a small way to show our appreciation for everything they've done. Happy Veterans Day.

Peyote must continue to be protected as a sacred plant for use only in ceremonies by Native American Church and Azéé’ Bee Nahaghá of Diné Nation members. On Friday, I signed a proclamation for the Navajo Nation’s opposition to any state or federal effort to decriminalize peyote.

Myself & Speaker of the 25th Navajo Nation Council Crystalyne Curley attended the Tribal Interior Budget Council meeting in Washington, D.C., advocating for our people. One key issue I raised revolves around the high rates of declined prosecution cases by the federal government.

Our ancestors taught us the importance of K'é, a Navajo teaching that emphasizes the importance of kinship and community. It is a principle that our warriors carry with them when they put on their uniforms and pledge to defend the United States of America.

Please join us at the Navajo Nation Veterans Park in Window Rock where I and Speaker Crystalyne Curley will sign two proclamations — the United States Marine Corps Birthday Proclamation and the Veterans Day Proclamation. The event is from 8 a.m. - 9 a.m.

I met with my division directors to discuss goals for the coming year. I challenged them to set achievable targets for the next year. I want to see reductions in unemployment, more economic development projects started, and critical infrastructure projects completed