Strong Navajo Woman

DINÉ ASDZÁÁN

(NAVAJO WOMAN)

Here to Inspire Navajo and Indigenous people with Experiences and Stories.

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Memories of Womanhood

A woman standing in a desert landscape with large rock formations in the background, eyes closed and facing towards the sun, wrapped in a colorful striped blanket, wearing traditional jewelry and earrings.

“It was in those moments of struggle and reflection that I truly embraced my identity as Diné.”

Hózhó Through Art

Watercolor painting of a Native American woman holding a feather, surrounded by two black and yellow birds, a colorful hummingbird, two feathers, and geometric patterns, with a signature in the bottom right corner.

Want to Reach Brooke?

If you’re trying to get in touch with her, you can email:

brooke@strongdineasdzaan.com

Take a minute to read Brooke talk about the Diné Philosophy of Są’áh Naagháí Bik'eh Hózhóó (SNBH)

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