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Izzy Ross / KDLG/The Bristol Bay Native Corporation is offering free online classes for people to start learning the region’s Native languages. The series started at the beginning of this month, and people can also sign up for song and dance classes.
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Update on search for Josiah Ballot and Thomas Brown, who set out on a snowmachine trip from Kotzebue and Noorvik a week ago. -
Six days of music, dances and community events on tap for the Anchorage Folk Festival.
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How Oliver Leavitt navigated two worlds to create opportunities for Alaska Natives.
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A short history of Martin Luther King's life, from childhood to his fight for civil rights to his death in 1968 by Cal Williams, an Anchorage community leader.
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At the age of 14, Cal Williams learned about the death of Emmett Till in a town nearby, an event that changed his life forever.
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From January 7-14, seven days of sharing songs, feasts and the joys of community, KNBA reporter Jill Fratis shares her personal memories of Russian Orthodox Christmas traditions from her childhood.
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Oliver Leavitt helped the North Slope navigate through challenging times.
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Pageants like Miss Alaska give the contestants a chance to talk about their favorite causes. Each will talk about their work in the community at the competition in Anchorage this weekend. KNBA’s Hannah talked with one of the contestants about how she hopes to inspire young Alaska Natives to embrace their culture.
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Mary Peltola was raised with a set of cultural values known as the Yuuyaraq. How she applies them to politics.
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Neilga Koogéi Taija Revels’ grandmother started making regalia in Hoonah in the 60s. Back then, all she had to work with was acrylic paint from school and polyester fabric from the five and dime.
