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festival events remain the intellectual property of the tellers,
and cannot be recorded in
any manner.
2007
Festival
Photo
Highlights
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2008
Storytellers
Hané
Festival —
A Native American Storytelling Gathering
February 15, 16, 18 • Gallup, New Mexico
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Sunny
Dooley
Diné/Navajo
Storyteller
and
Festival Director |
Sunny
is a storyteller from the Four Corners region of the Southwest and
is a part of the Chi Chil' Tah community. Her traditional stories
have been passed down the through her matrilineal clan, the Saltwater
People, for generations.
She
is the the first to interpret them for a broader audience. She shares
her clan’s stories with rich cultural, traditional and historical
context so that they may be appreciated and better understood.
Diné
is her first language and she uses this strength to tell the Origin
and Creation Stories of the Diné people.
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Teddi
Duncan
Laguna and Apache |
A third-generation
storyteller, Teddi attributes her storytelling talents to her Laguna
grandfather, HuWaka, and her Apache father Desoose. Her oral stories
have given her spiritual guidance and understanding of the two glorious
nations, the Anasasi and Deneh.
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Adam
Teller
Diné/Navajo |
Adam Teller grew up in Canyon De Chelly and became its youngest
tour guide at 13.
Traditional Stories of Diné have been a way to enlighten
Navajo people to respect nature and clanship.
Storyteller Adam Teller personally believes in the power of stories
to change hearts and inspire us all to bring more beauty and creativity
to anywhere we call home.
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Sunny
Dooley
Diné/Navajo
Teddi
Duncan
Laguna & Apache
Adam
Teller
Diné/Navajo |