SHI is recruiting Alaska Native educators statewide for a new program aimed at supporting and retaining teachers. The program, Community of Practice (CoP), will offer a safe space for edu

SHI convened an unprecedented meeting with tribes and tribal members, regional organizations and scientists from Alaska, Canada and the Lower 48 last week to delve into credible reports of var

SHI will sponsor a free summer lecture series on the challenges faced by language students learning Lingít (Tlingit), X̱aad Kíl (Haida) and Sm'algyax (Tsimshian). The s

SHI will sponsor beginning class on Northwest Coast design with teacher Abel Ryan from Aug. 28-Nov. 1 online. Optional credit at the University of Alaska Southeast.

SHI will sponsor a beginning/intermediate class on how to weave Chilkat style with teacher Evelyn Vanderhoop from Aug. 1-14. Optional credit at the University of Alaska Southeast.

SHI, in partnership with Chilkoot Indian Association, will sponsor a hand skin-sewing workshop in Haines with teacher Scott Jackson from Aug. 17-20. Fee of $100 covers all supplies.

We are currently offering scholarships that fund tuition, fees, and books to Alaska Native students taking summer and fall courses at the University of Alaska Southeast for students enrolled i

“Food is medicine” is a common adage among Indigenous communities, and while it’s easy to see the capacity for cultural, social, and spiritual healing in the rituals of harvesting and consuming tra

Sealaska Heritage is offering fall 2023 scholarships to undergraduate or graduate students who are pursuing art or museum studies degrees. Art students must be enrolled in NWC arts courses at

SHI awarded 10 educators from Alaska and Washington for their distinguished service on June 14 at its 2023 Culturally Responsive Education Conference. Seven educators were given SHI’s Distingu

SHI and Tlingit and Haida are offering separate scholarships for travel to the sixth Culturally Responsive Education Conference in June. The University of Alaska Southeast and Best Western Cou

SHI will sponsor a running camp in Metlakatla for 25 incoming middle to high school Alaska Native student athletes. The focus of Na G̱atlleedm Running Camp is to improve strength of body, mind