Southern Ute Brave Alternate, Theoden Greany smiles with a sign at the White Mesa spiritual walk against the uranium mill that continues to contaminate the White Mesa community’s water supply, Friday, Oct. 6.

Southern Ute Brave Alternate, Theoden Greany round dancing during Fort Lewis College’s Wanbli Ota Social Dance, Tuesday, Oct. 10.

Southern Ute Brave Alternate Theoden Greany stands for a photo alongside Fort Lewis College President, Tom Stikus; Durango City Council member, Gilda Yazzie; Fort Lewis College Hozhoni Ambassador, Suntilla Jack; and Hozhoni Ambassador First Attendant, Jordyn Begay after the Fort Lewis College Indigenous Peoples Day Solidarity Walk, Monday, Oct. 9.

Theoden Greany walking during the Fort Lewis College Indigenous Peoples Day Solidarity Walk, Monday, Oct. 9.

Southern Ute Brave Alternate, Theoden Greany waits with other royalty for the first Grand Entry to start at the Northern Navajo Fair Powwow in Shiprock, N.M. from Oct. 6-7.

Southern Ute Royalty thanks the Montessori students for participating in the Round Dance hosted by the SUIMA School Board on Tuesday, Oct. 10.

Southern Ute Brave Alternate, Theoden Greany marches towards the Uranium Mills in White Mesa, Friday, Oct. 6.

Photo Credit: courtesy Dominika Joy

Photo Credit: Robert L. Ortiz | The Southern Ute Drum

Photo Credit: courtesy Dominika Joy