Frank Morgan is an artist, author, translator, educator, farmer, veteran and retired Director of Diné Educational Philosophy at Diné College, Navajo Nation. His books of standardized Diné (Navajo) terminologies are in use by health professionals across the Navajo Nation, by state and federal governments, and at universities.
Story and Photos by Lena S. Keslin “To have seen Italy without having seen Sicily is not to have seen Italy at all, for Sicily is the key to everything.” —Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1816 My friend, Judith Zorzy, had been telling me about the beauty and history of Ortigia
Phyllis Wolf, Chief Programs Officer, Jewish Community Center of Greater Albuquerque Editor's Note: When I got Phyllis's note that she would be saying farewell at the end of April I spontaneously wrote this letter to her, one of many that she has received, and she has
An excerpt from the forthcoming book Original Love, by Glenn Aparicio Parry In his new book, Original Love, Glenn Aparicio Parry delves into the spiritual origins and deeper universal meaning of LOVE. Original love is love from the origin or Source, and as such transcends any limitations of time or
By Ellen Marks Visit the Roundhouse during any New Mexico legislative session, and you’ll find the rotunda filled with information tables, musical performances, news conferences and sometimes food — all touting a particular cause or group. For example, during this year’s 30-day session, there are more than 80 such