David Katzeek spoke Tuesday in the final installment of Sealaska Heritage Institute’s Native American History Month Lecture Series.
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Juneau funnymen to skewer lawmakers in 6 webisodes
Alaska lawmakers and politicians will have a few more committed critics to contend with this session.
Sitka television pioneer on sidelines of broadcast dispute
The man who founded and recently sold the Juneau and Sitka NBC stations is surprised GCI Cable and KTUU are still struggling to reach agreement on KTUU carriage terms.
How Precious: You Can Explore Middle-Earth On Google Chrome
Google Chrome and Warner Bros. have launched an interactive “journey through Middle-Earth.”
Feds finalize otter use guidelines
The federal government has finalized new guidelines on the use of sea otters by Alaska Natives.
Tlingit code talkers receive recognition
Until recently, no one knew that Tlingits from Southeast Alaska also served as code talkers.
Juneau panel aims to deconstruct racism in Alaska and beyond
A group of Juneau residents tackle the issue of racism through conversation and dialog.
Worl says shamanism still influential in Tlingit culture today
Anthropologist and Sealaska Heritage Institute President Rosita Worl spoke Monday as part of SHI’s Native American History Month Lecture Series.
Spelling bee, math games teach Tlingit
It’s no secret that fewer and fewer people can fluently speak Alaska Native languages. And while there’s renewed interest, it’s hard to get beyond nouns and verbs.
Alaska leaders attend White House Tribal Nations Conference
Tribal leaders from Alaska and the rest of the country had a chance this week talk with the highest powers in the federal government.