The Hopi Indians, known as the "peaceful people," have lived in the southwestern United States for centuries, developing ...

The Hopi people use them in ceremonies and dances to call upon the spirits to bring them rainfall, healing and protection." Sponsor Message After the initial story aired, friends wrote to ask me ...

They were imprisoned there for over a year. A century later, the Hopi people tried again. The communities of Hotevilla and Bacavi, two villages settled by exiled resisters, applied in the late ...

the U.S. The very coal that lay under Hopi and Navajo (Dine) land was being dug up. How many people in our crowded cities realize that much of their electricity and economic ventures depend on the ...

By Simon Romero MOENKOPI, Ariz. — On the bone-dry plateau where the Hopi people have lived for well over a thousand years, Robinson Honani pulled his truck to the side of a dirt road and pointed ...

“Because if you forget something, you might have to wait another week.” This routine has become normal for most of the Hopi people living on the reservation. According to a food access map from the ...

When I asked Hopi runner and farmer Bucky Preston this question, he thought about the thousands of miles he has run to protect and honor his people’s water. “When I run, I meditate and pray ...

According to their origin stories, when the Hopi people first emerged into this world, they met with Màasaw, guardian and caretaker of the Earth, who granted them a gourd filled with water ...

Because corn is their gift to the community, he said, people would sometimes come ask his mother for seeds or cornmeal for ceremonies. In Hopi society, which is matrilineal, the corn traditionally ...