A 74-year-old totem pole that once stood at the Auke Recreation Area in Juneau is being restored for a second time.
Alaska Native Arts & Culture
Fishing rights case likely headed for Alaska Supreme Court, federal court
The defendants moved for dismissal of the charges, asserting that their fishing for king salmon was a religious activity, and that they were entitled to a religious exemption from the emergency orders under the free exercise clause of the Alaska Constitution.
Investigating historical trauma endured by Native Americans, Alaska Natives
In one of her articles, Mary Annette Pember tells the story of Oseira. In 1944, at the age of five, she was removed from her home in a Bristol Bay area village and sent to a Catholic boarding school in Interior Alaska.
Tlingit and Haida receives grant for efficiency upgrades
Southeast Alaska’s largest tribal organization is getting $500,000 from the federal government to make energy efficiency upgrades to its Juneau headquarters.
Tlingit Raven stories get due attention at UAS symposium
“Some of our people got scared of the daylight, ran into the forest. Some of our people hid behind the trees.”
Juneau Library to launch Alaska Native stories project
The library’s StoryCorps project will focus on Alaska Native educational experiences.