Dearlynn Bedoni
Project Manager
Dearlynn is Diné (Navajo). Her clans are Naadáá’ Łigai Naaneesht’ézhi Tábaahá (White Corn Zuni Edge Water), born for Bitáhnii (Folded Arms), her maternal grandparents are Ta’neeszahnii (Red Running into the Water) and her paternal grandparents are Táchii’ni (Tangle People).
She graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Special Education from the University of Arizona. Dearlynn’s career experience and goals surround direct work within communities, especially the underserved communities. She carries a wealth of experience in managing programs, outreach and education, strategic planning, and creating partnerships to advocate for communities’ well-being initiatives.
Dearlynn currently resides in Northern Arizona on the Navajo Reservation with her husband and daughters. She enjoys family time, traveling, cooking, and watching the Arizona sunset surrounded by her family and animals.