Walking in Beauty through Difficult Times: An evening with Diné Elder Lupita McClanahan

“Hozho” or “The Beauty Way” is a core practice of the Diné people. Raised in secrecy by traditional elders in Canyn de Chelly, Lupita was hidden to preserve her family’s lineage from the boarding school system. Though eventually taken, she drew on her cultural strength to endure and overcome unimaginable challenges. Join us to hear her powerful stories of resilience and discover how we, too, can walk in Hozho. Presented by the FP Indigenous Justice Working Group (IJWG), Cyrus Dallin Art Museum, and Lakota YouthStay. Light refreshments of Navajo minestrone soup and fry bread will be served. Free. Reservations required. Email hleavell@dallin.org.