JD and Dee Dee share their story on what their experience was like moving from the Hopi reservation to living in Southern Arizona City of Tucson to attend school and develop the skills to succeed in urban living, despite contrasts with cultural upbringing and necessary sacrifices towards ceremonial obligations. 

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