Half of the first language speakers of Kodiak Alutiiq died between 2020 and 2022.
Alaska Native Arts & Culture
Tongue Unbroken podcast brings real talk about decolonization to mainstream media
X̱ʼunei Lance Twitchell’s podcast is a platform for people doing language revitalization and decolonization work across North America.
Carvers across Southeast Alaska are working on totem poles that will line Juneau’s waterfront
KRBD spoke with seven Southeast carvers working on Sealaska Heritage Institute’s Totem Pole Trail project.
Metlakatla remembers carver Wayne Hewson
Friends and family remember Hewson as a mentor, a culture bearer and a fixture of life in Metlakatla.
New downtown Anchorage mural puts Alaska’s Indigenous cultures front and center
Growing up, Crystal Worl remembers looking up at the 120-foot-long mural on G Street that showed major events in Anchorage’s history. But there wasn’t anyone in the painting who looked like her.
In ‘Berry Song,’ Lingít illustrator Michaela Sheít.een Goade shares her own story
It’s the first book that Goade has both written and illustrated herself.