On April 2, the Curyung Tribe will hold a community meeting open to everyone in Dillingham to discuss ideas and gather feedback.
Alaska Native Government & Policy
New provision of Violence Against Women Act empowers tribal governments to exercise jurisdiction on tribal land
The bill establishes a pilot program for tribes to exercise what’s called special domestic violence criminal jurisdiction.
Chilkoot Indian Association launches traditional arts apprenticeship program
The initiative pairs mentors with apprentices to develop traditional skills — and to foster vital cultural and traditional knowledge of the Chilkat Valley.
Tlingit and Haida president attends signing of Violence Against Women Act in Washington, DC
Richard Chalyee Éesh Peterson, says he was impressed with the president’s remarks on Wednesday.
Biden reauthorizes Violence Against Women Act empowering tribes to prosecute non-Native perpetrators
The Violence Against Women Act focuses on domestic violence and sexual assault survivor programs.
Mayor: Part of Skagway RV park where boarding school stood should go to tribal government
The RV park was purchased in 2013 from the Catholic Church and is currently awaiting an archeological study.