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Dine College Cultural Arts Program: How to make Navajo Jewelry with Crystal Littleben
Date: Nov. 17th, 2021
Time: 12:00pm EST
Crystal Littleben is the former Miss Navajo Nation of 2017-2018. She is of the the Red House People Clan, born for the Coyote Pass Clan. She was born in Tuba City, Arizona and is a graduate of Northern Arizona University with a Bacherlor of Arts degree in Psychology...
Time: 12:00pm EST
Crystal Littleben is the former Miss Navajo Nation of 2017-2018. She is of the the Red House People Clan, born for the Coyote Pass Clan. She was born in Tuba City, Arizona and is a graduate of Northern Arizona University with a Bacherlor of Arts degree in Psychology...
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Yá’át’ééh! My name is Crystal Littleben. Kin Łichíi’nii’ nishłí, Ma’ii Deeshgiizhnii báshíshchíín, Bįįh Bitoo’nii dashicheii dóó Bit’ahnii dashinálí. I am of the Red House People Clan, born for the Coyote Pass Clan. My maternal grandfather is of the Deer Springs Clan and parental grandfather is of the From Under His Cover People Clan.
I was born in Tuba City, Arizona twenty-nine years ago and was raised in Round Rock, Arizona. I currently work as the Program Manager for the Navajo Cultural Arts Program at the Diné College in Tsaile, AZ. I also live in Tsaile where my dog Moka and I love to explore the surrounding areas on our free time.
I am a graduate of Northern Arizona University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and minor in Native American Studies. Also, I am the former Miss Navajo Nation 2017-2018. I also have my own silversmithing business called Leading with Fire: Asdzáá Atsidí. As a silversmith, educator and student, I believe firmly in the cultural arts and stories of Navajo people as catalyst for positive social and cultural enrichment.
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