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Many of Alaska’s Indigenous songs, dances, language, and traditional arts were nearly lost due to U.S. Enjoy!

Alaska is full of many diverse beautiful Indigenous cultures and people who continue to thrive despite the impacts of assimilation and the near loss of cultural traditions over the past 200 years. federal education and the missionary movements of the late 1800’s and because Alaska’s Indigenous Peoples took their songs and dances underground during that dark period of time they continue to thrive t

oday and beyond! This page is dedicated to celebrating the unique cultures and traditions of Alaska’s First Peoples through photos and storytelling. Our People of Alaska include the Yup’ik, Inupiaq, Athabascan, Tsimshian, Haida, Tlingit, Alutiiq, Suqpiaq and Unangax.

01/03/2024

Embrace positivity and empowerment as we celebrate vibrant Alaska Indigenous artistry at Fur Rondy's marketplace event. Discover over 200 talented artisans from Wednesday - Sunday at Dimond Center Mall, Anchorage! Hours: 10:00 am-6:00 pm, Feb. 28-March 3, 2024.

10/12/2023

Santa made it to the Rez!🎁🎄I love this beautiful beadwork.

24/10/2023

About 600 people gathered yesterday at ANHC for a Potlatch. It started from a Tsimshian Elder’s vision, Norma Jean Dunne, who believed a totem pole raised could bring the community together for healing in memory of Alaska Indigenous families whose children were tragically assimilated in boarding schools statewide. Mrs. Dunne shared her vision with President, ANHC, Emily Edenshaw, Yup’ik, who helped lead the massive mission. Haida carvers, brothers TJ and Joe Young of Hydaburg carved the beautiful totem. See more photos at Alaska Native Heritage Center’s Facebook!

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Alaska is full of many diverse beautiful Indigenous cultures and people who continue to thrive despite the impacts of assimilation and the near loss of cultural traditions over the past 200 years. Many of Alaska’s Indigenous songs, dances, language, and traditional arts were nearly lost due to U.S. federal education and the missionary movements of the late 1800’s and because Alaska’s Indigenous Peoples took their songs and dances underground during that dark period of time our cultural traditions continue to emerge and thrive today and beyond! This page is dedicated to celebrating the unique cultures and traditions of Alaska’s First Peoples through photos and storytelling. Our People of Alaska include the Yup’ik, Inupiaq, Athabascan, Tsimshian, Haida, Tlingit, Alutiiq, Suqpiaq and Unangax. Enjoy!