5. Being without water during a pandemic - Navajo Nation

Update: 2021-12-04

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In recognition of November being Native American Heritage month we brought the conversation within our borders to talk about water access in the Navajo Nation where 30% of the population lives without running water. This episode includes stories from two Diné leaders who had to step up to confront the growing water crisis during the COVID lockdown and beyond.

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5. Being without water during a pandemic - Navajo Nation