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santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, instructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Mikenna Quintana, 17, left, and Jazmin Arquero, 16, on their story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Indigenous Language Institute at Indian School keeps the tradition of storytelling alive through a 3-day media workshop designed to get youth and elders to tell their stories in native language - in 5 minutes or less. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Klair Hubbard, 18, works on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Indigenous Language Institute at Indian School keeps the tradition of storytelling alive through a 3-day media workshop designed to get youth and elders to tell their stories in native language - in 5 minutes or less. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, instructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Masheyti Romero, 18, on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Indigenous Language Institute at Indian School keeps the tradition of storytelling alive through a 3-day media workshop designed to get youth and elders to tell their stories in native language - in 5 minutes or less. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, intructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Masheyti Romero, 18, on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, intructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Masheyti Romero, 18, on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, intructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Masheyti Romero, 18, on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, intructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Masheyti Romero, 18, on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, intructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Masheyti Romero, 18, on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, intructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Masheyti Romero, 18, on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, intructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Masheyti Romero, 18, on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Laura Benavidez, intructor at the Ancient Voice Modern Tools class, works with Masheyti Romero, 18, on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
Klair Hubbard, 18, works on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Indigenous Language Institute at Indian School keeps the tradition of storytelling alive through a 3-day media workshop designed to get youth and elders to tell their stories in native language - in 5 minutes or less. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
santafenewmexican > Klair Hubbard, 18, works on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Indigenous Language Institute at Indian School keeps the tradition of storytelling alive through a 3-day media workshop designed to get youth and elders to tell their stories in native language - in 5 minutes or less. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
Klair Hubbard, 18, works on her story telling presentation on Mar. 4, 2010, at the Indigenous Language Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School. Indigenous Language Institute at Indian School keeps the tradition of storytelling alive through a 3-day media workshop designed to get youth and elders to tell their stories in native language - in 5 minutes or less. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.
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