Smith-Dual Credit
Dual Credit with NTU and ZHS

New Mexico

26 posts to "Civic Journalism for Rural Youth" and counting
Sovereignty: The Backbones of Our Community Nariah Kallestewa, Zuni High School, New Mexico The importance of women in our culture and in my life Tagged With straightoutofshiwi
Humans of Zuni: Anthony Sice Ian B., Zuni High School, New Mexico In the Pueblo of Zuni, we open ourselves to windows of opportunity to grow and prosper. Anthony found his passion for baseball in the red dirt fields, playing with family, uncovering a talent he di... Tagged With interview , photo & caption , sports , story , straightoutofshiwi
Humans of Zuni: Chasady Simplicio Lakin Epaloose, Zuni High School, New Mexico Peering into the ocean of wandering waves, for the mind seeks beyond the shores and piers, past the blue horizons, and into the welcoming skies of the next morning. Tagged With straightoutofshiwi
Tribal Sovereignty in Zuni Chasady S., Zuni High School, New Mexico Tribal Soverignty can be seen in plain sight around Zuni Pueblo. Tagged With story , straightoutofshiwi
Secret lands of the Zuni Pueblo Jodi K., Zuni High School, New Mexico No skyscrapers in sight, no blur from the smog. Only a beautiful landscape captured in the morning that comes with freezing your fingers off to greet our Father Sun. Defining peace and sovereignty ... Tagged With photo & caption , #shiwi , story , straightoutofshiwi
Red Road of Connection Ian B, Zuni High School, New Mexico "We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children." -Chief Seattle of the Duwamish Tribe Tagged With photo & caption , story , straightoutofshiwi
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