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Black Mesa Elders inspire their community with stories of survival through coal mining impacts and their vision for a sustainable and prosperous non-mining community enriched with Navajo cultural values. We represent Black Mesa United or Dzilijiin Bee Ahota’ and
our members are Black Mesa residents living within PWCC
leasehold areas. The purposes of BMU are: 1) to serve as the primary resource for Navajos living within the PWCC leasehold area who may have been adversely affected by coal mining operations; 2) to support the general welfare of residents; 3) to promote the economic, social, and educational advancement of residents; and 4) to improve, heal, rejuvenate, and protect reclaimed and undisturbed lands for grazing, agricultural, and development for current and future generations in an environmentally sustainable manner. BMU is organized according to six sectors within the Lease Area. Sectors meet to plan for the future of their community and elect an appointed representative to represent their sector. The
Board of Directors consists of representatives from each sector.
BMU is very active and meetings weekly with sectors to discuss
future plans and needs of the people. Website: www.empowerblackmesa.org