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Athabascan Elder Accomplished & dedicated Alaska Native leader, Molly Ann Ames, passed away on March 28, 2013 at SEARHC Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital in Sitka, Alaska at the age of 71.Born in...
...honoring the 100th anniversary of the Alaska Native Brotherhood, Oct. 20. Elder Marie Olson and the young and upcoming Native leader Ishmael Hope opened the event by offering their personal appreciation of an organization that, among many accomplishments...
...youth advisor to the board. The board seeks tribal member shareholder applicants who possess qualities of a young Native leader and exemplify the core Alaska Native values by which Sealaska operates.The board recognizes that the newest generation...
...push to see Alaska organized as a territory.A panel also discussed "Equal Rights, One Man One Vote, and Alaska Native Leaders in our Legislative History" as Sunday's lunch event.? Contact reporter Mark D. Miller at 586-1821 or at...
...a scab we don't want to peel in this town," Nelson said. Walter Soboleff, the center's namesake and honored Native leader, approved of the building's design himself, Rosita Worl president of the Sealaska Heritage Institute said. Soboleff...
...University of Alaska Fairbanks professor Terrence Cole will discuss "Equal Rights, One Man One Vote, and Alaska Native Leaders in Our Legislative History."A reception program Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. will feature remarks from Gov. Sean...
...decisions aren't made at the annual gathering held at the Interior Department. But 566 American Indian and Alaska Native leaders were invited for the chance to meet with senior agency leaders and raise their concerns in what are considered nation-to-nation...
Native leaders, Juneau legislators and others rallied on the steps of the Capitol Friday to try to move a bill adding a second verse to the Alaska...
...absence of law enforcement in many communities have existed too long. By listening to our rural communities, Alaska Native leaders and taking a different approach, we can create and sustain safer communities in rural Alaska." While the need for...
The room on the fourth floor of Sealaska Plaza was packed with more than 30 people.