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Stories from the Colorado River Basin

The Colorado River is the 5th longest river in the US at 1,450 miles long and provides water to over 40 million people. According to the Nature Conservancy, the river could shrink by up to 31% in 2050. Stories from the Colorado River Basin: Indigenous perspectives on water and land protection features speakers Louise Benally, grandmother, mother and clan mother from Big Mountain in Northern Arizona, Reuben Crus, a Piipaash/Quechan/Mexican writer raised at the confluence of the Gila and Salt Rivers in the desert, Leona Morgan, a Diné organizer and educator on nuclear issues in the Four Corners since 2007, and Woman Stands Shining, a Diné mother, grandmother, artist, advocate for the sacred water. Speakers LOUISE BENNALLY is a grandmother, mother and clan mother from the Black Mesa community of Big Mountain in Northern Arizona… [Read Bio] REUBEN CRUZ is a Piipaash/ Quechan/Mexican poet, educator and writer who was raised along the Gila and Salt Rivers in the Colorado River Basin of central Arizona..… [Read Bio] LEONA MORGAN is a Diné organizer and educator on nuclear issues since 2007 in the Four Corners and Colorado River Basin region… [Read Bio] WOMAN STANDS SHINING, Pat McCabe, is a mother and grandmother, artist, activist, international speaker, advocate for the sacredness of water all over the world, and conduit for voices of earth and spirit from Diné Nation… [Read Bio]