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Alaska Native leaders say racial discrimination still affects communities
Native Issues Forum gets emotional for speakers.
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Hundreds gather to honor Alaska civil rights icon Elizabeth Peratrovich
Her face will appear on the U.S. $1 coin this year.
Opinion
Opinion: Sacred histories in war’s cemeteries
We study history to avoid the mistakes of the past.
News
Bill would require state to officially recognize Alaska’s 229 tribes
Tribes are already recognized federally.
News
Setting it right: Military could apologize for bombarding Alaska Native villages
Three Southeast Alaska villages were bombarded by the military in the 1800s.
News
Ancient species found near Kake given Tlingit name
This is the first species ever given a Tlingit name.
News
Tlingit, Haida master weavers receive national honors
Two Southeast artists were among the 50 recognized nationwide.
News
Planet Alaska: A lesson from haa shagóon in 2020
The phrase means so much more than just “our ancestors.”
News
After criticism, Goldbelt Inc. reduces pay raise for board members
Under new leadership, board of directors lowers compensation for its members.
News
High payraise yields cricitism, board of directors shake-up for Goldbelt
Emergency meeting elected new members.
News
A wound still bleeding: New exhibit lays bare war and peace in the Southeast
The U.S. military’s treatment of the Tlingit has been an unkind one.
News
Breaking the cycle: Community leaders roleplay a rough reentry to society
Do not pass go, do not collect $200.
News
AFN highlights widespread public safety failings in rural communities
There’s deep fear concerning the state of Alaska’s public safety.
News
Tlingit and Haida gets more than $1 million in housing grants
THRHA will help homeless veterans through the grant.
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Language, culture take center stage at conference opening
Academics, artists and indigenous people from throughout the state and Canada converged Thursday morning in Juneau.