Joaqlin Estus

National Correspondent for Indian Country Today. Former reporter for public radio KNBA in Anchorage, Alaska; KTOO, Juneau, AK; Minnesota Public Radio, St. Paul, MN; and the Alaska Public Radio Network (intern), Anchorage, AK.
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Navajo woman chosen to head US Indian Energy

Navajo woman chosen to head US Indian Energy

A Diné woman who knows what it’s like to live without electricity and has fought for solar energy for her people has been selected to head the U.S. Office of Indian Energy Programs and Policy. She’ll be taking over a program that the Trump…

Jan 25 21January 25, 2021

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