Navajo Nation Covid Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

American indigenous family aware of the dangers of the Covid19 pandemic stands 6 feet apart from one another

A Navajo husband and wife encourage one another because of the Coronavirus curfew by the Tribal Council in Arizona

Signs along the road from Leupp to I-40 encourage people on the Navajo Nation to stay at home. COVID-19 hit the nation's rural people particularly hard. Taken May 5, 2020.

A sign along the road from Leupp to I-40 encourages people in the Navajo Nation to stay at home. COVID-19 hit the nation's rural people particularly hard. May 5, 2020.

A sign along a road in St. Michaels, Arizona, in the Navajo Nation encourages people to stay at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Taken May 5, 2020.

Two Navajo women over the age of 60 wearing masks are at high risk of contracting the Covid19 virus, Monument Valley, Navajo Nation Territory

A brave Navajo father stands defiant in the wake of the Coronavirus hitting the Navajo People

A teenage Navajo girl wears a mask for protection from Covid19 as she stands by a hogan at sunset

A girl accepts hot lunches from a staff member outside St. Michael Indian School on the Navajo Nation on May 5, 2020. The school was distributing free breakfasts and lunches for its students and other children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Navajo husband and wife encourage one another with laughter in spite of the Coronavirus curfew by the Tribal Council in Arizona

A young Navajo boy living in Monument Valley Arizona wearing a mask to protect himself from getting Covid19

Young Navajo Girl in Monument Valley posing with a mask in front of the rock landmarks in the area wearing a Covid-19 Corona Virus Mask

A Navajo husband and wife encourage one another because of the Coronavirus curfew by the Tribal Council in Arizona

A Fine Art Portrait Of A Beautiful, Serious, Fearful, Native American Young Woman Staying Warm In The Hogan, Wearing A Protective Mask During A Lockdown

A Native American teenager holding a drawing she hoped would help her people understand the danger of coronavirus to the Navajo people

Two Navajo women over the age of 60 wearing masks are at high risk of contracting the Covid19 virus, Monument Valley, Navajo Nation Territory

A teenage Navajo girl is putting a hand sanitizer on to protect her from Covid19

A young Navajo girl wears a mask for protection from Coronavirus stands on her family property in Monument Valley Tribal Park

American indigenous family aware of the dangers of the Covid19 pandemic stands 6 feet apart from one another

Happy Native American, Navajo Family Wearing Masks For Covid19 Protection, Monument Valley Tribal Park, Utah Near Sunset

A Navajo husband and wife encourage one another with laughter in spite of the Coronavirus curfew by the Tribal Council in Arizona

A teenage Navajo girl is putting a hand sanitizer on to protect her from Covid19

Service and activities at St. Michael Mission on the Navajo Nation were canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. COVID-19 hit the nation's rural people particularly hard. Photo taken May 5, 2020.

Parent drives by to pick up education packet at St. Michael Indian School on the Navajo Nation on May 5, 2020. Lacking adequate internet service and computers, most students received paper lesson packets to complete at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Middle Aged Navajo Man on his Rural Property in Monument Valley Utah near Arizona During the Covid-19 Corona Virus Pandemic

An elderly Navajo grandmother and Matriarch at her home, wearing a mask to protect her from coronavirus

A Navajo family with the Monument Valley behind them stand together wearing masks for protection during the Coronavirus pandemic

Antelope canyon tourist wearing mask taking photo in the canyon

A woman accepts free hot meals from a staff member outside St. Michael Indian School on the Navajo Nation on May 5, 2020. The school was distributing free breakfasts and lunches for its students and other children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Fine Art Portrait Of A Beautiful, Serious, Fearful, Native American Young Woman Staying Warm In The Hogan, Wearing A Protective Mask During A Lockdown

A Navajo husband and wife encourage one another because of the Coronavirus curfew by the Tribal Council in Arizona

A native American teenager in her native costume wearing a face mask during the coronavirus, government shutdown