Lori Tazbah Tapahonso (Adszáán/She) is a storyteller, and communications strategist, educator, and and Emmy Award-winning producer whose work centers Indigenous stories with purpose, cultural responsibility, and community collaboration. Rooted in her cultural background as a Diné/Acoma Pueblo woman and in the layered histories and cultures of New Mexico, Lori’s storytelling brings forward narratives of land, community, and Indigenous cultures.

She performs nationally with Living Voices Theatre’s Native Vision and collaborates on film and television projects, including Navajo Highways.Through every aspect of her work, Lori uses storytelling as a bridge between education, cultural continuity, and community connection.