Today, we honor all the brave warriors who have served and protected this land. Thank you, deeply, for all you have given. Today and every day, we are grateful for you. Ahéhee’

I encourage all Navajo people to vote today. Check in with your relatives and friends to make sure they have a plan to vote in our Navajo Nation, state, and national elections. Please be safe, travel carefully to the polls, and dress warmly. Let’s make our voices heard. Ahéhee’

In addition to the Miss Indian Rodeo Pageant Traditional Presentations, the INFR held their Fashion Show presented by Bitahni Boutique providing a showcase of Native talent. Each contestant presented their traditional attire, sharing stories and significance behind their designs.

Congratulations to our Navajo Champions at the 2024 Indian National Finals Rodeo! This year, seven prestigious INFR World Titles are coming home to the Navajo Nation, a testament to the dedication and pride that our Navajo contestants bring to the rodeo arena.

Wishing the best to our Diné women vying for the esteemed title of Miss Indian Rodeo 2024-2025. Join us in supporting these remarkable women as they aim to bring home the crown for Miss Indian Rodeo.

“We did something, we guided, and things like that. My children and grandchildren yéédaalniin dooleel. Yee náás yikah dooleeł. My children and grandchildren will remember it. It will keep them going in the future.” — John Kinsel Sr. | Code Talker Stories by Laura Tohe

If you're out enjoying the Western Navajo Fair, don't forget to support our small Navajo-owned businesses. Whether it’s artists, chefs, or entrepreneurs, each contributes to our community. Be mindful of your surroundings, travel safely, dress warmly and enjoy your weekend!

As the temperatures drop and we gather for more indoor events, it's important to stay protected and vaccinated. Vaccines help reduce the severity of illness, keep our healthcare system from becoming overwhelmed, and most importantly, protect our vulnerable relatives. Ahéhee

Congratulations to the newly crowned Miss Northern Navajo, Damaris Yazzie, representing the community of Teec Nos Pos, AZ, and Miss Northern Teen, Kaydence Yazzie, representing the community of Kirtland, NM.

This morning, my office proudly hosted a Professional Development Workshop for the 72nd Annual Miss Navajo Nation contestants. As First Lady, I am committed to encouraging our youth to pursue higher education and seize opportunities that will define and elevate their futures.

As the first day of the 72nd Annual Miss Navajo Nation pageant comes to a close, I commend these remarkable young women for their efforts. Let us all celebrate the hard work these contestants showed and continue to encourage them throughout the week. Ahéhee’

Today, we honor the memory of our warriors who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms. Our Navajo people have a long history of bravery and service. Let us remember their contributions and uphold the values they fought for on this #MemorialDay

My first time at the Santa Fe Indian Market! We enjoyed our time yesterday supporting our Native artisans. Congratulations to the artists who sold out, placed in the juried contests, and all those who worked hard to make the Indian Market a success this year 🙏🏽

2023 Most Influential Women in Arizona, includes the Navajo Nation’s very own, Ann Marie Chischilly! She was also awarded the Community Impact Award. Ann Marie Chischilly is currently the Vice President of Native American Initiatives at Northern Arizona University. #MIW2023

The Navajo Nation Office of the First Lady is partnering with Diné College and Navajo Technical University for a College Supply Drive! Support the drive by donating NEW items. Donation sites can be found across the Navajo Nation. Accepting donations until August 21st

Thank you Eastern Agency Fair for kicking off fair season on the Navajo Nation! Let’s continue to honor our traditions, culture and history this fair season.

I had to honor of meeting with the Honorable Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs while she was in Window Rock. We had a quick, but a great and productive meeting. I look forward to meeting with Gov. Hobbs again and discuss plans that will help our Nation continue progressing forward.

Today, Speaker of the 25th Navajo Nation Crystalyne Curley & I, issued a statement denouncing Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland’s decision to impose a 10-mile freeze around Chaco Culture National Historic Park. Her decision undermines our sovereignty and self-determination.

Today, alongside tribal leaders, I signed an Executive Order establishing the Task Force on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People. For too long, our state has ignored tribal leaders’ pleas for help addressing the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People. Today we are…

Happy international women’s day! I spent the morning with the first Navajo Nation female Vice President, Richelle Montoya, the first female Speaker of the Navajo Nation Council Crystalyne Curley and Miss Navajo nation Valentina Clitso.