KYKOTSMOVI — Outside the Hopi Substance Abuse Prevention Center, a sun-warped placard offers a hopeful message: “Healing begins with you.”
The sign is at the end of a dirt driveway leading up to the center. Rustic and homey, invisible on Google Maps, it sits on the southeast fringe of Kykotsmovi Village, a sparse collection of houses nestled at the foot of Third Mesa. In every direction, the low tan scrub of the Hopi reservation stretches for miles.
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By Megan Neely | July 03, 2024 ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedInEmail The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University has announced that Angela Gonzales is the new director of American Indian […]
July 10, 2024 As a member of the Hopi Nation, I am deeply invested in the well-being and future of our community, especially our youth. […]
Arizona has 34 such schools, plus 20 others operated by the Bureau of Indian Education, or BIE. Most of the tribally controlled schools are in […]
