New book studies X̱aad Kíl revitalization efforts
“Dámaan St’áang Tl’ang Kínggang’: Connecting our Past, Present, and Future to Revitalize X̱aad Kíl in Hydaburg, Alaska” analyzes the relationship between language and identity
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New book tells the story of three Juneau totem poles
“The Juneau CCC Poles: Three Poles by the Civilian Conservation Corps in Alaska’s Capital City” unravels a complicated history
Sealaska Heritage to host lecture on being an artist in the age of AI
Tlingit artist and professor Larry Larry Xeidé McNeil to present in Shuká Hít and via livestream
SHI publishes book examining landmark lawsuit on the definition of Indian tribes
Case clarified Alaska Native corporations and organizations are eligible for broader federal benefits under federal law
New book details Tlingit shamanism
“The Íx̱t’: Tlingit Shamanism” provides an overview of the practice and its history
SHI to host lecture on connecting language learners
Haida educator to speak about translating a 100-year-old Haida story