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When the Land is Family
There is a privilege in coming home. I mean the profound privilege of returning to the land my family comes from—to wake beneath familiar skies, surrounded by mountains, desert, plants, animals, stories, ancestors, and Konitsaaii, the river that has sustained our people for generations beyond counting. I get to live here, work here, and spend my days protecting the land and community that shaped me. I do not take that for granted. Some mornings, I look outside and am struck b
Christina Hernandez
Aug 165 min read


Harvesting under the Corn Moon
The harvest of corn did not end in the fields—it lived on in kitchens, hearths, and gatherings. Once dried and ground into masa, corn became
Christina Hernandez
Sep 7, 20254 min read


La Junta de los Rios
The relationship between indigenous peoples and La Junta de los Rios is imbued with a profound sense of spirituality, weaving together ancie
Christina Hernandez
May 30, 20242 min read
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