ANTHC boss resigned after employee accused him of ‘unrelenting’ abuse Published March 2
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. A week ago, one of Alaska’s most powerful executives abruptly resigned from his job leading the largest tribal health organization in the state. Neither the outgoing president nor the group said why. Earlier that day, his former assistant had delivered a scathing three-page letter to the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium that described a pattern of abusive behavior, harassment and coerced sexual encounters by president Andy Teuber, according to the document, obtained by the Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica. The woman, Savanah Evans, who is 27, delivered her own resignation letter on Feb. 23, describing workplace abuse, harassment and intimidation at the hands of Teuber, who is 52.
Hours After an Employee Accused Him of Sexual Misconduct, Prominent Alaska Executive Resigns
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Andy Teuber, head of the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, resigns Published February 23
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Print article The president and chairman of Alaska’s largest tribal health organization has resigned, the organization says. Andy Teuber resigned Tuesday morning as head of the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, spokeswoman Shirley Young said in an email. Young did not say why Teuber resigned or provide a letter of resignation. The ANTHC Board voted to name CEO Garvin Federenko as acting president and Bernice Kaigelak of the Arctic Slope Native Association as board chair, Young said in an e-mail Tuesday night. Teuber did not immediately respond to a phone call Tuesday afternoon.
Longtime editor Genevieve Young left legacy in publishing
By HILLEL ITALIEFebruary 18, 2021 GMT
This 2018 photo released by the Gordon Parks Foundation shows Genevieve Young, a publishing editor and wife of photographer and filmmaker Gordon Parks. Young was 89 when she died at her home in Manhattan on Feb. 18, 2020, after a long battle with cancer. She was a publishing editor with a long and diverse legacy. Beyond publishing a paid notice in The New York Times, the family says it had trouble finding anyone to report on her death because of the quickly spreading coronavirus. Plans for a memorial tribute, originally scheduled for last spring, remain on hold. (Gordon Parks Foundation via AP)