Navajo Nation

Erthos Enters Landmark Renewable Energy Agreement with Navajo Tribal Utility Authority

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Mercoledì, Maggio 29, 2024
Partnership, NTUA, Coal, Pollution, Solar energy, Natural gas, Navajo Nation, Renewable energy

Tempe, AZ, USA, May 29, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Erthos, Inc., a large-scale renewable energy technology company and inventor of Earth Mount Solar, today announced it has entered a landmark agreement with the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA), an enterprise of the Navajo Nation, setting the framework for a major renewable energy and US manufacturing infrastructure project in the Nenahnezad area on Navajo tribal land.

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  • Tempe, AZ, USA, May 29, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Erthos, Inc., a large-scale renewable energy technology company and inventor of Earth Mount Solar, today announced it has entered a landmark agreement with the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA), an enterprise of the Navajo Nation, setting the framework for a major renewable energy and US manufacturing infrastructure project in the Nenahnezad area on Navajo tribal land.
  • The goal of the project is to establish the Navajo Nation as a major US producer of polysilicon for US-made PV module manufacturing.
  • “This project will create over 1,250 local construction jobs and secure 550 full-time positions after completion,” said Navajo Nation’s President, Buu Nygren during the partnership signing ceremony.
  • Navajo Poly plans to deploy 50 GW of Earth Mount Solar PV by 2033, marking one of the most aggressive renewables deployment goals in the US.

Transformative $1 Million Gift Caps Bright 10th Anniversary Year for Watts of Love

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Giovedì, Maggio 16, 2024
Data Management, Women, Other Philanthropy, Other Manufacturing, Technology, Men, Engineering, Manufacturing, Mobile, Wireless, Consumer, Other Energy, Utilities, Alternative Energy, Energy, Other Technology, Philanthropy, Software, Fund Raising, Foundation, Hardware, Other Consumer, Kerosene, Organization, Hope, Education, Poverty, Economic development, Safety, Health, Molex, Oikonomou, Pew Research Center, Darkness, International, Environment, Knowledge, Navajo Nation, Empowerment

The organization is poised for its most impactful year yet in 2024 after receiving a transformative $1 million gift to cap off a 2023 filled with effective anti-poverty action.

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  • The organization is poised for its most impactful year yet in 2024 after receiving a transformative $1 million gift to cap off a 2023 filled with effective anti-poverty action.
  • In celebration of the International Day of Light, Watts of Love is raising awareness about the significance of sustainable lighting solutions in improving lives, particularly in underserved regions.
  • The transformative gift from the Kathleen S. Craft Foundation is a catalyst for ending poverty through Watts of Love’s unique program, bringing light and hope to thousands of families in Malawi.
  • Watts of Love also works closely with many other corporations, foundations, organizations, individuals, and nonprofit partners.

University of Phoenix College of Nursing Alumna and Faculty Publish Article on Lived Experiences of Intensive Care Unit Nursing During Pandemic

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Venerdì, Maggio 3, 2024
Health, Continuing, University, Nursing, Education, Pain, Nurse education, COVID, MSN, Learning, The Linacre Quarterly, University of Phoenix, Frailty, Navajo Nation, Conference, Research, Phoenix College, Caritas, ICU, MMIW, WCSI, Family, Patient, RN, College, Faculty, Data analysis, Philosophy, Student, COVID-19

University of Phoenix College of Nursing is pleased to highlight the recent publication by alumna Gloria Littlemouse, Ph.D. in Nursing, MSN, RN, WCSI Scholar, whose dissertation study informed an article, “Lived Experiences of ICU Nurses During COVID-19,” in the journal, The Linacre Quarterly.

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  • University of Phoenix College of Nursing is pleased to highlight the recent publication by alumna Gloria Littlemouse, Ph.D. in Nursing, MSN, RN, WCSI Scholar, whose dissertation study informed an article, “Lived Experiences of ICU Nurses During COVID-19,” in the journal, The Linacre Quarterly.
  • The article was co-authored by Littlemouse with Patricia Finch Guthrie, Ph.D., RN, faculty and Project Chair, and Margaret Kroposki, Ph.D., RN, associate faculty, both in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program, College of Nursing.
  • Watson's theory of Caring Science guided the study to ensure a holistic interpretation of the data.
  • University of Phoenix College of Nursing accredited programs prepare students for the delivery of quality, compassionate care, and recognizes that flexible and relevant educational programs are essential to prepare students for contemporary nursing practice.

Navajo Transitional Energy Company Selected by US Department of Energy to Receive $2.6M in Grant Funding for Home Solar Installations on the Navajo Nation

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Mercoledì, Maggio 1, 2024
Other Energy, Utilities, Native American, Other Natural Resources, Environmental Health, Alternative Energy, Consumer, White House, Federal Government, Energy, Natural Resources, Environment, Public Policy, Government, Sun Power, Education, Internet, DOE, Refrigeration, Electricity, NTEC, Navajo Nation, OCED, Renewable energy

program will provide solar power to 125 Navajo homes not connected to the electric grid.

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  • program will provide solar power to 125 Navajo homes not connected to the electric grid.
  • NTEC has installed solar panel systems on homes on the Navajo Nation over the past 3 years and plans to accelerate installations with this funding.
  • “NTEC is committed to improving the economic, social, cultural, and physical well-being of the Navajo Nation and its citizens.
  • There will be a total of 25 home installations within each of the five Navajo Nation Agencies.

Navajo Gaming Honors 186 Team Members for Employee Milestones

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Venerdì, Aprile 26, 2024
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., April 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- This month The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (Navajo Gaming) honored 186 of its total 1,200 team members for reaching significant employment milestones including 15, 10 and 5 years of service for the enterprise. The event at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort in Flagstaff, Ariz. showcased the impact and journey of each hard-working team member, with a special highlight for 29 employees that have served for 15 years.

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  • FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., April 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- This month The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (Navajo Gaming) honored 186 of its total 1,200 team members for reaching significant employment milestones including 15, 10 and 5 years of service for the enterprise.
  • "Navajo Gaming employs 1,200 people, 85 percent of whom are Navajo citizens," shared Matthew Shunkamolah, Navajo Gaming's Interim Chief Executive Officer.
  • Additional Navajo Gaming Economic Impacts include:
    74% of management jobs are held by Navajos, including 60% of senior-level positions.
  • Some team members wish to keep a low profile, but below are most of the 15-year team members honored at the event:

Navajo County and eX² Technology Join Forces to Expand Broadband Capacity

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Mercoledì, Aprile 24, 2024
Education, Internet, FTTP, Navajo Nation, I-40, ARPA, Internet service provider

The network will provide Navajo County with the ability to sustain the broadband capacity to support municipal fiber, telehealth, education, and Fiber to the Premises (FTTP) for homes and businesses.

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  • The network will provide Navajo County with the ability to sustain the broadband capacity to support municipal fiber, telehealth, education, and Fiber to the Premises (FTTP) for homes and businesses.
  • "Recognizing a need for reliable, affordable internet and improved broadband offerings, the County commissioned a Broadband Strategic Plan in early 2021, and we're now excited to be working with eX² Technology to construct a middle-mile fiber optic broadband system," said Navajo County Chairman of the Board Jason E. Whiting.
  • "This open-access, middle-mile backbone will serve as an economic growth engine for Navajo County, enabling access to high-speed internet for the region's underserved communities," said Jay Jorgensen, COO at eX² Technology.
  • Navajo County, located in Northern Arizona, has approximately 108,000 residents and includes portions of the Navajo Nation, the Hopi Indian Reservation and the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation.

Culture Kids Podcast Receives Multiple Webby Nominations, Reminding Families of the Beauty of Diversity and the Essence of Humanity

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Mercoledì, Aprile 17, 2024
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Additionally, the podcast was also nominated for this year's Ambies Awards, further solidifying its position as an essential resource for families worldwide.

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  • Additionally, the podcast was also nominated for this year's Ambies Awards, further solidifying its position as an essential resource for families worldwide.
  • With its commitment to inclusivity and acceptance, Culture Kids Podcast provides families with the tools they need to navigate an increasingly divided world.
  • In a world grappling with growing divisions, Culture Kids Podcast reminds us of the core principles of humanity, fostering kindness, curiosity, and empathy in young minds.
  • For more information about Culture Kids Podcast and to listen to their episodes, please visit http://www.culturekidsmedia.com .

Operation HOPE, Wells Fargo unveil first 'HOPE Inside' location in Gallup, New Mexico

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Giovedì, Aprile 11, 2024
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ATLANTA, April 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Operation HOPE and Wells Fargo hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to welcome the community to New Mexico's first 'HOPE Inside' center and redesigned Wells Fargo branch, which will serve a large community of Native Americans. Located at 300 W. Aztec Ave. in Gallup, NM, 87301, the updated branch includes a HOPE Inside center with a dedicated financial coach. Event attendees included leaders from Operation HOPE, Wells Fargo, the State Department and the Navajo Nation, among others.

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  • ATLANTA, April 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Operation HOPE and Wells Fargo hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to welcome the community to New Mexico's first 'HOPE Inside' center and redesigned Wells Fargo branch, which will serve a large community of Native Americans.
  • Event attendees included leaders from Operation HOPE, Wells Fargo, the State Department and the Navajo Nation, among others.
  • Redesigned branch and new programs to serve Native American Community and help boost financial inclusion for all.
  • "We are grateful to Wells Fargo for their longstanding commitment to the transformational work of Operation HOPE.

Choice Broadband and Tarana Partner to Narrow Navajo Nation’s Digital Divide

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Mercoledì, Marzo 27, 2024
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Choice Broadband, the wireless broadband branch of the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, and Tarana, creator of next-generation fixed wireless access (ngFWA) technology, have officially launched a new ngFWA broadband network in Tohatchi, New Mexico.

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  • Choice Broadband, the wireless broadband branch of the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, and Tarana, creator of next-generation fixed wireless access (ngFWA) technology, have officially launched a new ngFWA broadband network in Tohatchi, New Mexico.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240327601200/en/
    Choice Broadband and Tarana have officially launched a new ngFWA broadband network in Tohatchi, New Mexico.
  • In fact, Choice Broadband was able to expand their coverage footprint to nearly 400 previously unreachable locations with ngFWA.
  • Basil Alwan, Tarana CEO, added, “We are so proud to be partnering with Choice Broadband.

SOURCE Global, Microsoft Collaborate to Help Provide Clean Drinking Water in Navajo Nation

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Venerdì, Marzo 22, 2024
Environment, Construction & Property, Environmental Health, Building Systems, Alternative Energy, Green Technology, Energy, Other Natural Resources, Natural Resources, Microsoft, Health, Sanitation, Taste, Atmospheric water generator, United, Sustainable Development Goals, Climate, United Nations, Navajo Nation, PBC, Investment, Atmosphere, Water, Drinking water, Renewable energy

SOURCE Global, PBC and Microsoft today announced an initiative to provide 100 Navajo Nation families with SOURCE Hydropanel drinking water systems.

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  • SOURCE Global, PBC and Microsoft today announced an initiative to provide 100 Navajo Nation families with SOURCE Hydropanel drinking water systems.
  • An estimated 30 percent of Navajo Nation residents — about 70,000 people — don’t have access to clean, safe drinking water.
  • Access to clean drinking water is not just an issue reserved for developing nations, more than 2M Americans lack access to clean water in their home.
  • “Microsoft’s Climate innovation Fund was launched in 2020 to address climate-related challenges like water access,” said Eliza Roberts, Water Lead at Microsoft.