A crowd of nearly a hundred people gathered at the Native Heritage Center in Anchorage on Sunday to hear the stories from Alaska Native survivors as well as the descendants and ancestors of those who’ve been impacted by the federal Indian boarding school system.
The Alaska National Guard is adding 100 engineer soldiers to a support company, which helps respond to natural disasters among other tasks.
Activated from the former 207th Engineer Utilities Detachment, which had 45 soldiers, the 910th Engineer Support Company will have 145 soldiers as it transitions to greater capability and equipment.
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Alaska Native survivors of federal boarding schools share emotional testimonies with Interior Sec. Deb HaalandSunday’s listening session was part of the U.S. Department of Interior’s Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative. As part of the initiative, Sec. Deb Haaland is leading The Road to Healing, a year-long tour across the states to provide Indigenous survivors and their descendants an opportunity to share their experiences.
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AFN resolutions address needs of Alaska Native communities statewideResolutions must address statewide issues in order to be considered for support from AFN and will be used to set the priorities for the federation’s work throughout the year.
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City Council taking steps to protect, fund Main Ave strip through proposed cultural heritage designationThe bars in the San Antonio gay district have been on North Main Avenue to Evergreen for decades.
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Special Advanced Screening of PBS NATIVE AMERICA 'Women Rule'Mark your calendars and join us for an unforgettable experience!Join KPBS for a premiere screening of Season 2 of the PBS television series NATIVE AMERICA on November 1 at 6 p.m. at California State University San Marcos. This event will showcase episode 3 'Women Rule.
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