Swimming in Agutak: My First Summer with the Bristol Bay Teaching & Learning Collaborative
Former AKHF staff and current Bristol Bay Foundation program manager Emily Brockman shares about her first summer leading cultural education work through the Bristol Bay Teaching & Learning Collaborative project.
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Amanda Dale • October 4, 2024Swimming in Agutak: My First Summer with the Bristol Bay Teaching & Learning Collaborative
Amanda Dale • October 4, 2024“This is Just the Beginning:” An Interview with Indigenous Resistance filmmaker 'Wáats'asdiyei Joe Yates
In 2022 the Forum received the NEH A More Perfect Union grant, which led to 'Wáats'asdíyei Joe Yates creating the film "Indigenous Resistance: Now & Then". We talked with 'Wáats'asdíyei about his work.
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Taylor Strelevitz • September 30, 2024“This is Just the Beginning:” An Interview with Indigenous Resistance filmmaker 'Wáats'asdiyei Joe Yates
Taylor Strelevitz • September 30, 2024What Story Works Means to Me: An Illustration
We asked AKHF's Katherine Paredes, who did Story Works as a West High School student and has drawn since she was a child, to illustrate her connection to the program and then walk us through the illustration.
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Katherine Paredes • September 23, 2024What Story Works Means to Me: An Illustration
Katherine Paredes • September 23, 2024Alumni Anchor Leadership Anchorage: Part 2
Program alumni have been integral to the success of Leadership Anchorage, which began in 1997. This two-post series explores the many ways alumni guide, enrich and contribute the program.
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Chuck Seaca • September 18, 2024Alumni Anchor Leadership Anchorage: Part 2
Chuck Seaca • September 18, 2024Alumni Anchor Leadership Anchorage: Part 1
Program alumni have been integral to the success of Leadership Anchorage, which began in 1997. This two-post series explores the many ways alumni guide, enrich and contribute the program.
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Chuck Seaca • September 13, 2024Alumni Anchor Leadership Anchorage: Part 1
Chuck Seaca • September 13, 2024Behind the Scenes: Utqiaġvik Welcomes Ilakucaraq Students
The Ilakucaraq Program (IP) embodies the Forum's “community” core belief, bringing together students, community members, and Culture Bearers around the shared purpose of supporting Alaska Native high-school students.
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• August 19, 2024Behind the Scenes: Utqiaġvik Welcomes Ilakucaraq Students
• August 19, 2024The 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.
October 4, 2024 • Amanda Dale
September 30, 2024 • Taylor Strelevitz
September 23, 2024 • Katherine Paredes