A group in Kodiak recently completed an Alutiiq boat last seen in the mid-1800s. Alutiiq people used the angyaq to travel long distances in rough seas.
Alaska Native Arts & Culture
Video: I Am A Carver | INDIE ALASKA
Iñupiaq artist Ross Schaeffer works on carvings inspired by his culture and natural environment, and encourages young folks to try artwork themselves.
Gov. Bill Walker adopted into Tlingit Clan
Gov. Bill Walker was recently adopted into the Tlingit Kaagwaantaan Clan. Walker said being adopted by the clan was a complete surprise.
Cultivating native values, NYO tournament continues growing
45th Annual Native Youth Olympics wrapped up in Anchorage this weekend. More than 500 athletes from the furthest corners of the state competed.
Cama-i celebrates tradition for all generations
The Cama-i festival packed the Bethel regional high school gym for a weekend of dancing, singing, and celebrating life in the YK Delta.
State’s new child adoption rules signal thaw with Native groups
With Julie Kitka, the president of the Alaska Federation of Natives by his side, Walker announced at a press conference that the state would make it easier for Alaska Native children to remain with extended family or with tribal members in adoption cases.