The literal translation is “life of the free air.”
Arts & Culture
Tlingit artist from Juneau designs stamp for US Postal Service
The artwork of Tlingit artist Rico Lanáat’ Worl will be featured on a new postage stamp set for distribution next year.
‘Extra Tough’ exhibit fills in the gaps of women’s history in the circumpolar North
A new Anchorage Museum exhibit gathers artwork from women from Alaska, Canada, Iceland, Finland and Russia to explore their often untold histories.
‘We can’t turn this down’: New Xbox game brings Tlingit voices to the forefront
“If somehow this improves the world that we live in locally here, and it can make things better for those that are not here yet, that is so classically Tlingit.”
Sealaska Heritage Institute awarded federal grant to publish Tlingit, Haida archives for language revitalization project
Once the project is complete, the digital archive of the Dauenhauer Literary Estate will be public for everyone, not just academic researchers.
LISTEN: Alex Trebek visited Alaska because he loved this animal (What is a musk ox?)
Alex Trebek visited and donated to the Musk Ox Farm in Palmer for more than three decades.
Kotzebue Iñupiaq dancer Jacqui Lambert showcased in Biden campaign victory video
Lambert says she was happy that the Biden campaign made an effort to show the diversity of America by including its Indigenous people.
Alaskans react to CNN poll labeling Native voters ‘something else’
The gaffe led to the hashtag #SomethingElse trending on Native social media calling out the cable news network for its political erasure.
LISTEN: Here’s how it feels to go to the most remote place in Alaska
Humans have found their way to St. Matthew from time to time — but none for very long.
Tlingit elder and clan leader King̱eestí David Katzeek has died
Katzeek was the clan leader of the Shangukeidi, the first president of Sealaska Heritage Foundation and an educator who championed Tlingit culture and language.