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Whenever possible, Sealaska Heritage Institute forms partnerships with other entities in the private and public sectors. This approach allows SHI to leverage its resources -- bringing more funds, in-kind donations and expertise to programs and projects. Here's a sampling of some of SHI's partners:

• University of Alaska Southeast (Juneau & Ketchikan Campuses)
  Sealaska Kusteeyí Program
  Preparing Indigenous Teachers for Alaska Schools (P.I.T.A.S.)
   
• Juneau School District
  Tlingit K-3
   
• Hoonah School District
  SHI is working with the Hoonah School District to incorporate Tlingit cultural strands throughout the District's curriculum.
   
• Harvard University Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology
  SHI is working with the Harvard Peabody Museum on a web-based tribal consultation and repatriation system between the museum and Alaska Natives.
   
• University of Washington Burke Museum
  SHI is working with the Burke Museum on a master-apprentice totem pole project.
   
• U.S. Forest Service
  SHI is working with the Forest Service on a video documenting scientific         discoveries at "On Your Knees Cave" on Prince of Wales Island.
   
• Cape Fox Corporation
  SHI administers a scholarship program for Cape Fox Corporation.
   
• Goldbelt, Inc.
  Tlingit Language Immersion Camps
   
• N.A.T.I.V.E., Inc.
  Tlingit Language Immersion Camps
   
• First Alaskans Institute
  SHI administers a scholarship program for First Alaskans Institute.
   
• Juneau Rotary Club
  SHI is collaborating with the Juneau Rotary Club on a master-apprentice totem pole project.

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