Following the 50th Anniversary of the Alaska Native Settlement Claims Act (ANCSA), the Forum is hosting a series of conversations that are aimed at exploring our relationship with one another and the policy. These local and statewide conversations will be grounded not in academic or professional expertise, but in lived experiences.

We will not succeed in dismantling racism until we commit to talking about race with people who have very different experiences than our own.

As a part of the national "Why It Matters: Civic and Electoral Participation" initiative, the Forum supported a series of events and activities around voting, engagement, and democracy to strengthen civic connection and participation throughout Alaska.

Since 2019 the Alaska Humanities Forum has been hosting programming designed to build trust between journalists and the community through the national Democracy and the Informed Citizen Initiative

These highly interactive and experiential workshops provide the opportunity to learn and practice techniques for guiding conversations and asking powerful questions.

Radical ideas, unexpected connections, stronger community - join us for Culture Shift, a monthly series hosted by Alaska Humanities Forum and held at Resolution Brewing Company.

Themed toolkits that provide the resources, materials, and a small stipend to support you in hosting your own community conversations on a wide range of topics.