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Welcome

My hope is that this space reminds you that you’re not alone and that your story matters too.

Welcome! I created this website as a place to share stories, strength, and growth. Whether you’re here to reconnect with who you are, or simply feel inspired by real, and honest journeys. I hope this space is for you. I also feature collaborations with women who are walking their own paths of transformation.

It started with Dayhenoa, then Brooke, and now it’s grown to meeting other women through events, such as the Blue Corn Festival, and the ASU Pow Wow.

Please take the time to watch the interviews on Instagram.

Making it happen✨

  • A heat press machine with a digital display and control buttons positioned above a white fabric with a custom design that reads "Strong Diné ASDZÁNI" accompanied by a stylized sunburst graphic. Text overlay states, "Another beautiful custom order" with emojis.

    02/03/25

    Logo made by George Dean Custom Transfers

  • Computer screen displaying a social media profile page with a dark theme, showing the profile name 'strongdineasdzani', profile picture, and options to edit profile. The profile has zero posts, four followers, and four following. The screen also features sections for getting started with options to share photos and complete profile information.

    02/12/25

    Created a Business Instagram account

  • Three women standing outdoors in a forested area, smiling at the camera, with tall pine trees in the background. One woman is wearing a white t-shirt and jeans, holding a camera; the second woman is dressed in traditional Indigenous attire with jewelry, and the third is wearing a navy jacket and sunglasses.

    02/21/2025

    Rez Power Puff Girls Unite!!

  • 03/01/25

    Ta’neeszahnii sisters at the Blue Corn Festival

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.”

Navajo Artist

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?

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

Get to know the Creator of Strong Diné Asdzání
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View fullsize Honored to share that an upcoming feature on StrongDinéAsdzání.com will highlight the incredible work of Nina — a Diné scholar, advocate, and storyteller. 💛 @vvlonded Working with her has been such a joy. Her comm
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View fullsize ✨ Our featured Diné Asdzáá, now Miss Utah Navajo, is preparing for the Navajo Nation Fair Parade. Let’s support her with donations of water, candy, or monetary gifts. 💜 Link in bio or visit 👉 strongdineasdzani.com/dayhen
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