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Sealaska Heritage Institute will host a visiting scholar from Norway to discuss intellectual property claims associated with clan crests, names, songs and stories.
Jacob Adams, a Ph.D. student in law who serves on the law faculty at the University of Tromsø in Norway, will discuss how trademark and copyright laws apply to tribal and indigenous items.
The lecture begins at noon Thursday in the Walter Soboleff Building’s Living History Center.
The northern lights were on full display Monday evening.
A small group of protesters attended a rally and discussion on Wednesday.
The Tongass National Forest has proposed shelving long-discussed plans to build a… Continue reading
U.S. Geological Survey says 179 people reported feeling the earthquake.
Southeast Alaska Independent Living will be hosting Learn to Adapt Day on Feb. 21.
A shift in state funding could help, but a big gap likely remains unless a key federal grant is issued.
Top Coast Guard officer says he is considering whether to base four new icebreakers in Alaska.
The new course is one of many Tlingit language courses offered for free throughout the community.
“Gestures of Our Rebel Bodies” will remain on display at Aan Hít through May.
