Alaska Native remains reburied at Point Spencer

A plane carrying a box of delicately packaged, unidentified human remains touched down on a dirt runway at Point Spencer on Aug. 12.

Volunteers help kids study Native language and culture

Throughout Native Village of Eyak's Culture Week, students learn about Indigenous languages, crafts and cultural traditions.
Chum salmon returning in November to spawn in the Delta River where it meets the Tanana River, about 10 miles north of the town of Delta Junction. Ned Rozell photos.

Tribes, First Nations declare salmon emergency

Indigenous governments in Southeast Alaska and Washington, with First Nations in British Columbia, have declared a salmon emergency and are calling for representation in all government decisions impacting their territories.

Child welfare compact negotiations fail

Tribal co-signers say their efforts to negotiate with the state of Alaska, as called for in the Alaska Tribal Child Welfare Compact, have so far failed because the state presented them with unreasonable and unworkable ultimatums.
Gov. Bill Walker signs the Alaska Tribal Child Welfare Compact while Department of Health and Social Services Commissioner Valerie Davidson looks on. Photo courtesy of the office of Gov. Bill Walker

Amicus brief supports Indian Child Welfare Act

Sen. Lisa Murkowski and Rep. Don Young, both R-Alaska, have joined five congressional colleagues in their amicus curiae brief in an appeal to the...

NVE receives NPS grant, builds traditional boats

Over the next few months, yellow and red cedar from Washington state will be meticulously carved and shaped in Cordova during the Ilanka Cultural...

Eyak film premieres at Anchorage International Film Festival

Eyak pride and resilience echoed in the Alaska Experience Theatre during the world premiere of French filmmaker Vincent Bonnay’s feature-length documentary, “On The Tip...

Tagaban to perform during NVE Sobriety Celebration

Tlingit storyteller, speaker, mentor, performer and counselor of the spirit Gene Tagaban will deliver the keynote address on Saturday, Nov. 10, during this year’s...

Cordova Ikumat Dance Group performs at Quyana Alaska

The Cordova Ikumat Dance Group was in the spotlight in Anchorage on Oct. 18, as one of more than a dozen Native dance groups...

Alaska tribes, state officials denounce Indian Child Welfare Act ruling

As Alaska moves to strengthen ties with tribes over foster care and adoptions involving tribal children, a new federal court ruling out of Texas...
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