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
Too vibrant, too active, too many to go unseen.
“This pole is for the Chookaneidi, but here among us, many clans are represented…”
Help for Juneau tribal court, emergency rural services may result from aid touted at Anchorge summit
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Stone fish trap dates to at least 11,100 years ago, according to scientists.
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The 28 grantees across the state received more than $35 million in federal funds combined
“She is so far from here, we want to bring her home to be with family”
Pilot program allowing Alaska Native compact schools adds heft to ceremony.
Dunleavy to sign bill Thursday; advocates say it advances cooperative relations.
The decision opens the door to approximately 15,000 people to enroll
School board OKs wearing of Native items, and those from other cultures, at public events
Dances, ceremonies, Alaska’s first 360-degree totem and a new discovery about old times mark event
Landmark Alaska Native event returns to Juneau starting Wednesday, with strict COVID-19 rules.
Volunteers are bringing what was neglected back to light.
The report expands the number of schools that were known to have operated for 150 years.
The report was prompted by the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at sites in Canada.
It was the largest iteration of the games held in Juneau yet.
