Sealaska Heritage Institute recently published the “Beginning Tlingit Workbook.” It is part of the ongoing effort to revitalize Tlingit language.
Alaska Native Corporations
Shareholder unrest shapes Shee Atiká meeting
Tension between Shee Atiká, a Native village corporation, and its shareholders has reached a boiling point.
Shareholders re-elect Sealaska board incumbents
The management slate won this year’s Sealaska board election. Three incumbents and a newcomer who ran with them beat out eight independent candidates.
U.S. Senate committee advances bill to make Native tribes eligible for Amber Alert grants
The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs on Tuesday approved a bill that would make Native tribes eligible for Amber Alert grants.
Shareholders consider shrinking Sealaska board
Should Southeast’s regional Native corporation shrink its governing board? That’s a question before Sealaska shareholders. Management opposes the change.
Goldbelt shareholders oust two board members in election
Leilani Wilson Walkush is one of the new board members, She was a Goldbelt intern in 1995, and said she wants to bring back to the company skills and experiences she’s had since then.