"This was brought here just for you:" a Public Narrative story with Palmer Food Bank ED Jennifer Brandt
After participating in our Storytelling to Build Community workshop, Palmer Food Bank ED Jennifer Brandt created a wonderful and deeply personal story about what calls her to this work.
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Jennifer Brandt • April 8, 2026"This was brought here just for you:" a Public Narrative story with Palmer Food Bank ED Jennifer Brandt
Jennifer Brandt • April 8, 2026
Knowing your "why": A conversation with educator and advocate Jenell Hartman
In October 2025 Forum staff facilitated two workshops for a group of educators across Alaska. Jennel Hartman from NEA-Alaska reflects on how the workshops support teachers in practicing self-reflection.
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Polly Carr • April 5, 2026Knowing your "why": A conversation with educator and advocate Jenell Hartman
Polly Carr • April 5, 2026
How Hosting Impactful Gatherings is helping two participants plan a conference
A few days after Hosting Impactful Gatherings, we got an email from a team at Sealaska Heritage Institute who had attended the workshop, and were excited to share that they were already planning gatherings differently.
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Taylor Strelevitz • March 22, 2026How Hosting Impactful Gatherings is helping two participants plan a conference
Taylor Strelevitz • March 22, 2026
Radical connection in a disconnected place
UAA student Soren Shafer talks with AKHF Director of Conversation Programs Taylor Strelevitz about his first experience with Forum programming and how it fits his vision for a radically connected Anchorage.
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Taylor Strelevitz • March 5, 2026Radical connection in a disconnected place
Taylor Strelevitz • March 5, 2026
"Professional development for humans": A conversation with Theresa Lyons
After years of participating in, leading, and advising on Forum programming, Theresa Lyons talks about how she sees Forum programs as professional and leadership development.
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Polly Carr • February 26, 2026"Professional development for humans": A conversation with Theresa Lyons
Polly Carr • February 26, 2026
"I have to have hope": Depolarizing Conversations work in the Mat-Su
Last December, Mat-Su Trails & Parks Foundation Partnership & Outreach Coordinator Colleen Lomenick participated in the Forum's Depolarizing Conversations workshop. Read her takeaways here.
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Colleen Lomenick • February 16, 2026"I have to have hope": Depolarizing Conversations work in the Mat-Su
Colleen Lomenick • February 16, 2026The Alaska Humanities Forum is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that designs and facilitates experiences to bridge distance and difference – programming that shares and preserves the stories of people and places across our vast state, and explores what it means to be Alaskan.
April 8, 2026 • Jennifer Brandt
April 5, 2026 • Polly Carr
March 22, 2026 • Taylor Strelevitz