Office of Miss Navajo Nation

09/02/2026

Ya’át’ééh shik’éí dóó shidiné’é,

Miss Navajo Nation 2025-26, Camille J Uentillie participated as a pageant judge for the Miss Ganado Intermediate Princess.

Congratulations to the six contestants who presented their talents for the Miss Ganado Intermediate Princess 2026-27 title. Great job to the outgoing Ganado Intermediate Princess 2025-26, Brinley James.

Very proud of these young individuals who are excited to be leaders and represent their school, family and community. Thank you to the Pageant Committee for the invitation back to Ganado.

Ahé’hee ❤️

09/01/2026

Ya’át’ééh shik’éí dóó shidiné’é,

Miss Navajo Nation 2025-26, Camille J Uentillie attended the Miss Kin Dah Lichí’í Ólta Pageant August 31st.

As Miss Navajo Nation, I provided words of encouragement and shared my personal experiences throughout my reign this past year. I’m very grateful to meet students and parents of our communities. I’ve enjoyed sharing the teachings I grew up on and have learned this past year.

Congratulations to each of the contestants who showcased their talents and talked about representing KDLO and the community. Our youth are taking on leadership roles and representing their school administration very well.

Ahé’hee ❤️

08/27/2026

Ya’át’ééh shik’éí dóó shidiné’é, 

The Office of Miss Navajo Nation, Miss Navajo Nation 2025-26, Camille J Uentillie and Winston Paul are happy to report the skirts donated are with their new owners.

Thank you to everyone who donated to our “Preserving Tradition: Skirts Donation”. This collaborative donation focused on giving back to our youth and providing skirts. I’m excited the individuals will have access to a skirt and wear them knowing we thought of them in this way. 
 
‘Ahéhee’ ❤️

08/27/2026

Miss Navajo Nation 2025-26, Camille J Uentillie, extends her appreciation to each book club member that participated in this year’s Miss Navajo Nation Book Club. 
 
As Miss Navajo Nation, I started the Miss Navajo Nation Book Club to promote literacy and create a space for discussions. At the beginning of this year, we started reading in January. The book club covered 8 books highlighting important stories and topics. I appreciate the individuals who met via zoom and in-person. I shared my personal connections to each book as we read each month. Thank you to the Navajo Nation Library here in Window Rock for cohosting with me for in-person discussions. I’m grateful to the Diné authors who joined us for our discussions and making time for our questions as it was a great connection. This month we concluded with our last book of my reign honoring our Code Talkers. 
 
Reading is very crucial and I’d like to acknowledge how vital it is to encourage our youth and adults to limit their time on electronics. Lets put down the phones and read. 
 
‘Ahéhee’

08/25/2026

Ya’át’ééh shik’éí dóó shidiné’é,

The Office of Miss Navajo Nation is reminding you all about the 74th Annual Miss Navajo Nation Pageant Schedule. The 74th Annual Miss Navajo Nation Pageant Venue would not be possible without our sponsor.

We encourage our spectators to bring your own chairs for the Sheep Butchering Competition and Traditional Foods Competition. Thank you for all your support.

Ahé’hee ❤️

08/23/2026

The Office of Miss Navajo Nation and the contestants of the 74th Miss Navajo Nation Pageant were honored to participate in the Ramah Navajo Fair Parade today.

It was a pleasure to join the Ramah Navajo Community in celebrating its annual fair and to share in the spirit of community, culture, and togetherness. We sincerely appreciate the warm welcome and hospitality extended to us throughout our visit.

Ahéhee’ to the Ramah Navajo Community for welcoming the Office of Miss Navajo Nation and the 74th Miss Navajo Nation Pageant contestants. We are grateful for the opportunity to celebrate alongside you and look forward to continuing to build meaningful connections throughout the Navajo Nation.

08/18/2026

08/15/2026

August 14th - Navajo Code Talkers

Nihi Diné Bizaad ayóo Bidziil