Terms of Use The materials on this website are maintained as a historical narrative, legal research archive, and a repository for original scholarship. They may be freely copied and distributed for educational, research, and non-commercial purposes, provided that this copyright notice and the website address are included.

Original Scholarship & Legacy Solutions This project hosts innovative legal theories and policy frameworks specifically designed to address long-term legacy issues and the systemic fragmentation of Diné families. This original scholarship remains the intellectual property of the Diné Nihi Kéyah Project. Any adaptation or implementation of these specific policy solutions for legislative or commercial purposes requires written consultation with the Project leaders.

Prior Notification We kindly request that you contact us prior to significant use or redistribution. This helps our team understand the reach of these educational resources and ensures that our research is applied accurately and ethically within the context of Navajo Nation land use planning.

Guiding Principle We ask that you apply this knowledge wisely and in the spirit of k’é, ensuring the mutual wellbeing of the Diné people, the reunification of our families, and the protection of our future generations.

All project activities are conducted in accordance with federal guidelines for historical research, treaty-based observances, and the protection of Indigenous Intellectual Property.