After a struggle that’s lasted more than a decade, ancestral remains long removed from the Kodiak Archipelago will soon return home.
Alaska Native Arts & Culture
Feds accuse 4 Southeast gift shops of peddling bogus ‘Native’ bone carvings
The shops accused of peddling bogus “Native” bone carvings include Juneau’s Northstar Gift Shop.
Tribal council takes over foster care for region’s Native children
The largest tribal government in Southeast Alaska now has authority over foster care and other services for Native children facing abuse or neglect.
UAS hosts 14th Annual Oratory Event on Saturday
The free event begins at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Egan lecture hall.
Toksook Bay basketball player to star in ESPN’s ‘I am Yup’ik’
A short film starring Toksook Bay high school student Byron Nicholai will air on ESPN’s SportsCenter next month.
‘Kill the Indian, Save the Man’ challenges artistic boundaries in Alaska
“Kill the Indian, Save the Man” is one of three exhibits opening at the Anchorage Museum that together, explore what modern art means today in Alaska.