It’s the first dugout canoe in Angoon since the U.S. destroyed the village’s fleet in 1882.
‘When I looked at them it was like looking at my past and my elders’
Indigenous leaders — including Rep. Peltola, U.S. and Canadian tribes — seek joint oversight of areas
SHI President called for the change during a recent public gathering downtown.
The 12 totem poles line the waterfront of downtown Juneau.
Six members vote to keep remarks made from official journal as tribal asssembly meets nearby
Dangers can be addressed through the budget and through other practical actions, activists said.
A place of “honor, dignity and respect”
With physical gatherings limited, virtual events and statements marked the day.
‘We want Southeast Alaska.’
Registration is now open and games will be livestreamed.
Market’s first return since 2018.
Church leaders share details about planned apology for church closure
“I did not want to kill people,” said Mike Wong, one of the speakers at the event.
The exhibit will run until early January
“I think the most important thing I have learned is that change can be realistic and possible”
About 6,000 people expected at three-day gathering in Anchorge featuring performances and politics