Tinhorn CX

09/25/2026

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03/09/2026

✨Happy International Women’s Day!✨

In honor of today we wanted to celebrate the remarkable women who have served as MIASU.🔱 We had made a final banner that we displayed during Window Rock Fair parade that showcased our former MIASU above, but did not reveal the final list. These are women who have demonstrated dedication and service to their tribal communities and university.

We recognize all former MIASU titleholders today in recognition of International Women’s Day!💛

Ahéhee’!💛❤️🔱

03/02/2026

Q: How can I make a difference in Tribal communities?

A: As quoted in the Arizona State University News, “If someone wants to make a difference in tribal communities, support and buy from Native women business owners. The impact spans generations.”

I celebrate a decade of ~350 Project DreamCatcher Native Women entrepreneur alumnas. Buy our services and products as we run ~120 businesses that are contributing back into our communities economic wellness.

Three years ago, Denella Belin was not looking to become her own boss. A Navajo chef from Tuba City, Arizona, she had what many would consider strong job security.She was working as a sous chef at a tribal-owned casino in the Valley, a position she had spent years building toward. She had five child...

01/30/2026

If you were a fly on the wall at our Better Together Business Summit & Expo exhibit table, you would have heard conversations about:
+ normalizing business funerals (yes, we were told it's a thing)
++ paused, yet fully funded contracts
+++ a speaker listening, then turning our Tinhorn CX pitch into one sentence on the spot!
++++ the value of Tribal cultural acumen when in a delicate situation between two different Tribes.

01/16/2026

Back when I was a youth growing up on the Hualapai reservation, I entered an essay contest and won an all-expenses paid trip to Washington, DC, to see our federal government in action. Tribal governments were not discussed. Flash forward to January 14, 2026, where Indigenous youth saw their Tribal leadership at work during the 31st Indian Nations & Tribes Legislative Day at the Arizona State Capitol. Tinhorn CX planted a few seeds as the youth workshop sponsor and as an exhibitor.

11/14/2025

So good to hear the wise words of Tohono O'odham Legislative Council Chairwoman and client, Wavelene Saunders, as she spoke on the "Women of Strength" panel at the 10th Anniversary Celebration: Project DreamCatcher Alumni Summit.

11/12/2025

Big thanks to

Til J Yaz

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

11/12/2025

I'm excited to join over 300 of my alumna entrepreneurial sisters at the inaugural Alumni Summit of Project DreamCatcher. I'll be sharing a decade of Tinhorn CX's work in business wellness as a panelist representing the original cohort for "Celebrating 10 Years of DreamCatcher Alumni." We started as a class of 19 strangers and now we are a sisterhood of 300+ entrepreneurs who contribute and strengthen our tribal communities and economies. See you there!

11/07/2025

Sapo! We had a great time checking out Phoenix's newest Indigenous owned restaurant Kris' Fresh Frybread. The eatery is owned by Chef Kris Harris (O'odham) and features an amazing menu of frybread dishes, stews, burritos and sweet treats. The cafe vibe is casual cool, and brought a lot of locals over while we were had our work session over our delicious lunch (ground beef taco and white menudo).

At Tinhorn CX, we believe in the power of Indigenous entrepreneurship to drive positive change, and we can't wait to see the impact Chef Kris will make. Join us in congratulating this trailblazer and indulge in the flavors of this rez soul food eatery! We encourage everyone to stop by to check it out, it's located in North Phoenix on E. Dunlap and N. Central Ave. For info, visit www.krisfreshfrybread.com