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House of Tomorrow being saved in transformational renovation project: 'There is a tomorrow for the House of Tomorrow'

“It’s official: There is a tomorrow for the House of Tomorrow,” Indiana Landmarks President Marsh Davis said.

'It's official: There is a tomorrow for the House of Tomorrow'

Mrvan visits Opportunity Enterprises' respite center construction site; officials tout $310,000 in additional funds – Chicago Tribune

Almost a year after Opportunity Enterprises broke ground on its new $6.7 million Lakeside Respite Center, officials returned to share the progress and tout recently received federal funding.

Listening To Native Voices: 15 Native Authors To Read This Year

Native creative writer Stacie Denetsosie-Mitchell (Diné Asdzáán) recommends some of her favorite books by Native authors.

Opportunity Enterprises clients, sponsors dig in at respite center excavation

To celebrate progress on construction of its new respite center, OE selected six clients, along with corporate sponsors, to serve as excavators for a day Wednesday afternoon.

Navajo anthology receives national award

Before Columbus Foundation named "The Diné Reader: An Anthology of Navajo Literature" a recipient of its American Book Award.

The Diné Reader: An Anthology of Navajo Literature

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'The Diné Reader' an unforgettable experience

‘The Diné Reader’ an unforgettable experience Durango, Colorado Currently Tue 8% chance of precipitation 16% chance of precipitation 0% chance of precipitation Maria’s Bookshop to host a talk with book’s contributors By Leslie Doran Special to the Herald Tuesday, April 20, 2021 5:59 PM ‘The Diné Reader’ an unforgettable experience Toggle font size Escuchar en Español: Loading the Español audio player... “The Diné Reader” is obviously a labor of love with the gestation period taking over a decade of devoted research and collaboration. The four editors have wide backgrounds: Esther Berlin is Navajo and in 2000 won the American Book Award for her first published book, “From the Belly of My Beauty.” Jeff Berglund is a professor of English, with a focus on Native American literature and film at Northern Arizona University. He has written and collaborated on four books. Connie A. Jacobs has written and edited two books with more books in production, and she is a professor emerita at San Juan College. Anthony K. Webster has written and co-edited four books and he is an anthropology professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

'The Diné Reader' an unforgettable experience