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Project GRAD Awarded a Federal Grant to Serve Isolated Public Schools - Vimarsana News

Project GRAD Awarded a Federal Grant to Serve Isolated Public Schools

$3.36 million awarded for Project GRAD’s POWER UP program

Sealaska Heritage Institute to sponsor lecture on tribes' attempt to disqualify Native corporations from CARES Act funding - Vimarsana News

Sealaska Heritage Institute to sponsor lecture on tribes' attempt to disqualify Native corporations from CARES Act funding

News Release Sealaska Heritage Institute Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) will sponsor a lecture on Tuesday on an attempt by tribes to disqualify Alaska Native

Fairbanks school board incumbents Erin Morotti, Chrya Sanderson hold off challengers - Vimarsana News

Fairbanks school board incumbents Erin Morotti, Chrya Sanderson hold off challengers

Five candidates with a variety of political experience vied for two seats on the Fairbanks North Star Borough school board during the 2021 election.

Sealaska Heritage releases first children's book entirely in Haida language - Vimarsana News

Sealaska Heritage releases first children's book entirely in Haida language

News Release Sealaska Heritage Institute Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) has released its first-ever children’s book entirely in the Haida language, X̱aad

Program that brings Indigenous culture into the classroom expands to more communities in Southeast Alaska - Vimarsana News

Program that brings Indigenous culture into the classroom expands to more communities in Southeast Alaska

Program that brings Indigenous culture into the classroom expands to more communities in Southeast Alaska Posted by Angela Denning | Jan 25, 2021 Tlingit Elder David Katzeek addresses a cohort of teachers during a Thru the Cultural Lens seminar in the clan house of the Walter Soboleff Building in Juneau in 2016. (Photo by Nobu Koch) A program that teaches teachers how to incorporate culture into their classrooms has moved into several communities in Southeast Alaska. The program “Thru the Cultural Lens” is run by Sealaska Heritage Institute. It’s been in some of Juneau’s secondary sch...

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