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Navajo Nation Birth Cohort Study logo
  • Published Date:

    July 17, 2013

  • Language:
    English
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Navajo Nation Birth Cohort Study logo
Details:
  • Personal Author:
    Ramone, Sandy
  • Corporate Authors:
    United States. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.
  • Description:
    The study logo was created by Navajo Birth Cohort Study Team Member, Sandy Ramone, and has strong cultural significance. Iiná Nizhóní is translated to A Beautiful Life for Mother and Baby in English. Child birth is one of the most sacred events for a Diné family. Ultimate desire of all Nihokáá Dine’é (“Worldly People”) is to achieve a Iiná Nizhóní (a “life beautiful”) before and after the birth of a child. The white blanket with stripes is an traditional design, reflective of age-old Navajo teachings that continue today. The baby represents all Navajo newborns and their quest for a beautiful life. The four mountains represent the four Navajo sacred mountains and also emphasize that study will be Navajo Nation-wide. navajo_nation_birth_cohort_study_logo_large.png
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    Poster
  • Collection(s):
    Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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