The Fort Mojave Indian Days video is sure to take away the Monday blues. Take a look at some of the highlights from this year’s celebration. It is about 19 minutes long, so enjoy! (produced by Iriving Juarez) #fortmojaveindiantribe | Fort Mojave Indian Tribe

4.6K views · 133 reactions | Before the Halloween festivities kicked off, the Fort Mojave Indian Tribe came together for the annual Red Ribbon Walk, organized by our own Behavioral Health Department. This meaningful event serves as a reminder of our community’s commitment to promoting healthy, drug-free living and supporting one another in wellness and awareness. #redribbonweek | Fort Mojave Indian Tribe | Facebook

The Fort Mojave Spirit Runners honor their ancestors and run for those who can no longer run. In the old days, Mojave runners traveled the trails that reached all the way to the coast and also to carry messages. Today, these runners continue that legacy. They are warriors who run for peace, strength, and guidance. Each year, the Spirit Runners kick off the Mojave Indian Days Celebration with their journey from the sacred Spirit Mountain “Avi Kwa Ame” to Spirit Runners Park in Needles, California

16 reactions |  More sightings of the new Mohave College logo! These fresh designs are making waves — perfect for summer fun on the lake or river! ☀️  The official name and logo launch is August 1! ️ Snag your gear then, over at the College spirit store: MohaveSpirit.com #MohaveCollege #NewLookSameMission | Mohave College | Facebook

※Click "cc" on the lower right menu to choose your subtitle language. “Shaped like a tree root, sweet like honey preserved in syrup” — this is the most down-to-earth way people describe the raisin tree fruit. In some villages of Yunnan, ancient raisin tree fruit trees still grow. In the past, they were rare treasures, and eating them felt just like eating candy. When fully ripe, the fruits fall with a gust of wind, and children would wait beneath the trees, guarding that moment of sweetness. Bey