San Juan College hosts Navajo weaving apprenticeship
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San Juan College hosts Navajo weaving apprenticeship

Tri City Record
October 12, 2026

Summary

San Juan College is hosting a Navajo weaving apprenticeship program, offering a free workshop scheduled for October 20. This initiative aims to preserve and promote traditional Navajo weaving techniques through hands-on training.

Apprenticeships like this one are vital for maintaining cultural heritage while providing practical skills to participants. They contribute to workforce development by creating pathways for individuals to gain experience in specialized crafts.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This apprenticeship program highlights the importance of cultural trades within the workforce landscape. By providing training in traditional skills, it not only supports individual career pathways but also helps preserve valuable cultural practices.

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