With the goal of ending the vicious cycles of child abuse, trauma and suicide throughout Alaska, dozens of Alaskans from all around the state will embark on a 570-mile “Healing Journey” Continue reading
When Junak, the Tongass shaman, returned to Duke Island in 2005, she flew over territory her people had lived in for thousands of years. The land below near the mouth of the Unuk River in southeast Alaska, which is thought to be named after her, was still just as beautiful and pristine as when she was taken away over 100 years before. Continue reading
Learning to Speak Łingít (Tlingit) gunałchéesh (thank you) Continue reading
Learning to Speak Everyday Łingít (Tlingit) haagú (come here) Continue reading
Learning to Speak Everyday Łingít (Tlingit) i éet gé yaan.uwaháa? (are you hungry?) Continue reading
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