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The SRPMIC officially debuts an all-new and improved website featuring fresh designs with dynamic content Have you seen the new Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community website? Though the website address remains the same, the entire SRPMIC website has undergone upgrades. The new website arrived after months of planning from directors,...
“If it’s burning, it’s smoking,” Debbie James reminded the workshop class. It was great advice as the Huhugam Ki: Museum kicked off their teen tortilla camp on July 14 for a week full of fun. Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community youth ages 15 to 17 signed up to learn how...
Ten students graduate from the SRPMIC Early Enrichment Program The next generation of stellar students has arrived. On July 11, 10 tiny students enrolled in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Early Enrichment Program received their diplomas. They will embark on their scholastic journey with kindergarten now on the horizon. ...
In 1986, when Lori Piestewa was seven years old, her softball team made it to the Tuba City Little League softball championships. The day before the game, she was practicing ground balls while playing shortstop and a softball hit her in the face, breaking her nose. Her family insisted she...
Ske:g Tas! Sapai cui’ig? Añi an ap ce:gig Zoe Hernandez Masad Ali. Kamuuduushthik? Nyaa Zoe Hernandez ‘iim mulyk. Nyaa mataam-shaxukk-mayk-xamxmokk. Nyip Nthaysh Felicia Ramos thlyxoxm, Nyip Nykewsh Joni Ramos duum. Arizona State University yaak. Va Shly’ay ilynyavayk aanyii piipayk aanyii kmank. Aanysh Dothm. Good day! How are you? My name is Zoe...
“It’s OK to not be OK.” That has been the focal point for the entire month of June as the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community hosted four in-person classes commemorating Men’s Health Awareness Month. Dion Begay, senior physical fitness specialist from the Ske:g Himdag Ki:, hosted the classes which covered...
On June 26, inside the Talking Stick Resort Ballroom, nearly 100 Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community graduates were celebrated for their academic achievements this past year. The ceremonial banquet dinner is an annual tradition in the Community that celebrates all graduates from the SRPMIC while surrounded by family and loved...
The amazing display of talent showcased at the sixth annual Native American Junior Nationals basketball tournament means one thing: there will be many more Indigenous hoopers in the NBA and WNBA in the decades to come. Hosted at the Arizona Athletic Grounds in Mesa from June 27 to 29, the...
The Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (ACESDV) facilitated an online webinar on June 17 for membership and staff from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. Andreah Gomez (she/her/hers), ACESDV Domestic Violence Response coordinator, hosted the webinar. It detailed a sensitive topic, adult abuse later in life. Defined...
