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TO NIZHONI ANI

AZ · EIN 571153178 · $1.3M rev · advocacy · operational · www.tonizhoniani.org
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Tó Nizhóní Ání is an Indigenous-led organization working to protect the water resources of Black Mesa, Arizona, from industrial use and waste. The organization advocates for communities impacted by coal mining and promotes a transition away from fossil fuel development on the Navajo Nation. It also engages in watershed restoration and community organizing.

activities · 7

what they do

direct service · 5
  • Community Document Interpretation Conservation Advocacy & Land Protection
    Interprets hydrology and legal documents for Diné communities to help them fight the impacts of coal mining.
  • Community Document Interpretation Conservation Advocacy & Land Protection
    Interprets hydrology and legal documents to assist Diné communities in their fight against the impacts of coal mining.
  • Indigenous Voices Media Project
    Operates the "Voices from Black Mesa" media project, launched in 2021, and its evolved "Voices Podcast" (2025) to share narratives, Indigenous wisdom, and experiences from Navajo chapter communities in the Black Mesa region.
  • Indigenous Voices Media Project
    Operates the "Voices from Black Mesa" media project, launched in 2021, and its evolved "Voices Podcast" (2025) to share narratives, resilience, and Indigenous wisdom from Navajo chapter communities in the Black Mesa region.
  • Initiated its first watershed restoration project in 2025 within the Black Mesa/Kits'iilí community on the Navajo Nation.
advocacy · 2
strategies · 11

how they think

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named programs · 3

what they call their work

Voices Podcast
A podcast launched in 2025 that shares Indigenous wisdom and experiences from the Black Mesa region, featuring unique voices from the seven Navajo chapter communities.
Voices from Black Mesa (VFBM)
A media project launched in January 2021 featuring distinct written narratives from each Navajo chapter community in the Black Mesa region, showcasing stories, resiliency, and life in Black Mesa.
Watershed Restoration Project
A project initiated in 2025 within the Black Mesa/Kits'iilí community to restore the watershed, focusing on bringing moisture back to the area.