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Sheepcamp in the News

Where this work has been written about

Over the years, guests, students, journalists, and universities have written about time spent with our family on this land. We keep those stories here.

Sunset over a wide canyon valley with a dirt road winding between mesas.
The valley road below the camp at sundown.

Coverage

Articles, interviews, and university stories

These are independent stories about visits our family has hosted or taken part in. They are shared for context and are not claims of partnership, sponsorship, or endorsement by any institution.

  • Penn State News

    Landscape U program connects graduate students with Navajo Nation

    University story

    Graduate students spend time on the Navajo Nation as part of a field learning program our family helped host.

  • Office of Rep. David Schweikert

    A congressional visit to the Navajo Nation

    Newsletter

    A newsletter write-up of a congressional visit to the Navajo Nation that Tim helped organize and support.

  • The Advocate

    On Navajo land, a Louisiana woman learns the life of a shepherd

    Article

    A guest's account of days spent with the sheep and the family at camp.

  • Northern Arizona University news

    Care for Nahasdzáán

    University story

    A university write-up of a course built around learning directly from Diné families and land.

Writing about a visit

Journalists, faculty, and storytellers

If you are working on a story, a course write-up, or a film about shepherding, land, or Diné family life, write to us first. We will talk through what is appropriate to share and what is not. We will support your efforts to share your story while honoring the Navajo culture and family.

Early morning at camp with woodsmoke rising in front of a red sandstone butte, people seated in camp chairs.
Morning at the winter camp, where the ground is mostly sand and stone.