How Native Americans launched successful coronavirus vaccination drives: ‘A story of resilience’

Native American tribes, among the hardest-hit by covid-19, are celebrating a pandemic success story.

Navajo Nation, the largest of the 574 Indian tribes in the United States, is now about 70 percent fully vaccinated, according to Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez.

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