With that reunion came new questions on what shapes identity, and how generations of displacement of American Indians affects that identity.
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‘I watched it rapidly turn into absolute chaos’: Inside the deepening dysfunction at North Star psychiatric hospital
Former workers say understaffing and decisions by management pushed the private psychiatric hospital — the only one in Alaska that serves children — to the brink of disaster.
Alaska doctor, once the focus of outrage, reflects on past as abortion provider, with questions
Doctor pursued unsuccessful libel case against Alaska Right to Life that touched on free speech issues.
Indigenous people flocked to DC for ICWA hearing
Hundreds of Indigenous peoples and allies showed up in front of the highest court in the land to show their support for the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Alaska’s two U.S. senators vote to advance federal same-sex marriage protections
Sen. Dan Sullivan says he was swayed by the addition of sections protecting religious organizations.
Alaska could see effects of Indian Child Welfare Act challenge heard by Supreme Court
Because Native children represent about 55% of all children in state custody, overturning ICWA would have huge implications for Alaska.