Navajo Times video | Rick Abasta Listen as Esther Yazzie-Lewis of Edgewood, New Mexico, speaks during the Uranium Legacy and Remembrance Action Day in Church Rock, New Mexico, July 15. | Navajo Times

Powwow dancers take part in the 102nd Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial powwow grand entry on Friday night in Na’nízhoozhí. Navajo Times | Nicholas House | Navajo Times

Tsébighánlini Navajo Nation Parks and Recreation - Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park’s Margie N. Lane, left, and Helenita Nalwood, right, of LeChee, Ariz., talk about Tsébighánlini on Friday afternoon inside Upper Antelope Canyon, which is in the Navajo Nation. Navajo Times | Krista Allen | Navajo Times

In this week's video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about the first Trotting Coyote story that was told. And it references geographic areas which is also important. Mainstream anthropologists teach contrary to the traditional teachings of our Diné. These teachings in many cases have infiltrated the younger generations. Watch this video and see a glimpse of our stories and our origin. The story of Coyote and Skunk takes place near the La Sal Mountains or Five mountains. Supporters get you