Passion project intended for Navajo Nation residents evolves beyond initial expectations

Pfawnn Eskee noticed there wasn’t a dedicated space where Navajo Nation residents could find health information and resources. So she created a website that bloomed into something much bigger.

(Sahar Khadjenoury) The creator of We Are Navajo, Pfawnn Eskee, waits for Navajo Nation community members to pick up the COVID-19 care packages in Montezuma Creek, Utah on April 9, 2020.

Passion project intended for Navajo Nation residents evolves beyond initial expectations

Pfawnn Eskee noticed there wasn’t a dedicated space where Navajo Nation residents could find health information and resources. So she created a website that bloomed into something much bigger.

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