Former Executive Director of Tewa Women United and San Ildefonso Pueblo Elder Kathy (Wan Povi) Sanchez shares ways to face COVID-19 with culture and resilience. 

Zuni Elder Clyde Yatsattie who is also the Pueblo of Zuni Tribal Council Secretary shares how COVID-19 is affecting his beloved community as well as, what it means to be an elder in these times.

Health professionals Kristyn Yepa (Jemez Pueblo) and Steven Mora (Jemez Pueblo) talk about engaging their Pueblo with emergency health management in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jicarilla Apache Nation student Kaylee Wood talks about the transitions she’s had to make as a student because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Miss Eastern Navajo 2019-2020 Danielle Dawes discusses working with elders in Gallup, New Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also shares what this emergency health issue has brought to her current title reign.

College Student, Shayna Naranjo (Pueblo of Santa Clara), discusses what it’s been like to keep up her studies during the COVID-19 pandemic and what it means to be back home on her Pueblo. 

Ingeborg Vicente (Jicarilla Apache) Dulce Public Schools Mental Health Therapist

Dr. Emily Haozous (Ft. Sill Apache) discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Indian Country.

Tara Gatewood, host of KSFR's Indigenous Foundation, speaks with J. Michael Chavarria, Governor of Santa Clara Pueblo and Chairman of the All Pueblo Council of Governors.  

Another Federal Government program built to fail: The Veterans Administration has long had a whistleblower abuse problem.  Criticisms from the inside have always been most unwelcome.  So the VA set up an Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection.  But Daniel Van Schooten of the Project on Government Oversight (aka POGO) says the office doesn’t protect whistleblowers; it often re-abuses them, and accountability rarely reaches outside the agency.