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AuntieWork: Protecting the Heart, Mind, Body, and Spirit of Our Jicarilla Apache Girls
Native American and Indigenous women are a critical component in the lives of Jicarilla Apache girls. Jicarilla Apache mentors provide guidance drawn from real-world experience, Elder teachings, cultural values, and their own aunties. This study examines how Jicarilla Apache women, aka “Aunties,” en
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