Southeast Alaska’s largest tribal organization has authorized its courts to perform same-sex marriages.
Alaska Native Arts & Culture
Tlingit masks on “Antiques Roadshow” draw questions from Southeast Alaska
A recent episode of the popular PBS show “Antiques Roadshow” caught the attention of some Southeast residents when a couple of 200-year-old Tlingit masks from Haines appeared on screen.
Juneau kids take Elizabeth Peratrovich’s words to heart
Juneau school kids have spent recent weeks learning about the late Alaska Native civil rights leader Elizabeth Peratrovich.
Bill would boost Native-language immersion schools
New legislation will propose a system of encouraging and supporting Native language charter schools in Alaska.
Why some Alaskans are learning the Tlingit language
“That’s how we’re going to make sure we can continue and nurture this language,” says Nancy Keen.
The Governor’s Awards for the Arts and Humanities is tonight
The Juneau Arts and Culture Center hosts the Governor’s Awards for the Arts and Humanities tonight.