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Arts & Culture
Federal government may soon return tribal land to Douglas Indian Association
At a Juneau Assembly lands, housing and economic development committee meeting earlier this week, members gave initial approval for a plan that would acquire the island from the federal government and give it to the Douglas Indian Association.
Juneau Arts and Humanities Council director resigns after organization cuts DEI language from its website
The board says its February decision to cut DEI language from the website is temporary, in the hopes that it would help the JAHC continue to receive federal grants.
Juneau organizations react to sweeping federal grant cuts to arts and culture programs
The cuts involve millions of dollars in grant funding doled out through the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Tlingit and Haida rejoins Alaska Federation of Natives
The move comes almost exactly two years after the tribe withdrew its membership from the statewide Alaska Native organization over concerns that tribal voices were not being equitably represented.
Juneau-based artist and author wins Pulitzer Prize for graphic memoir
Tessa Hulls spent close to 10 years writing — and drawing — what would become “Feeding Ghosts.”