Alaska Native Arts & Culture

For the next three months, an experienced herder will stay in Port Heiden to teach everyone about the reindeer.

In his 70-page ruling, Lee emphasized that the organization is still free to use the name if it wishes — the team would just lose some legal protections that go along with federal registration of a trademark.

The recognition is especially significant because they’re the second nationally accredited tribal museum in the United States.

Restoration of the pole means the history and significance of an event that began the Tsimshian renaissance will be preserved for generations to come.

The country’s oldest theological school is selling off its Native art collection, and Sealaska Heritage Institute is asking the feds to investigate. Tlingit and Haida pieces are among the works.

The Juneau-based tribal organization announced Thursday that it has sent notice to all employees to stop using FedEx services, citing the national delivery company’s sponsorship of the Washington Redskins football team.