Sealaska Heritage Institute is going through a significant expansion, so we have a lot of new openings. If you have ever thought about working at SHI, now is the time to apply!

SHI sponsored a lecture on the history of the T’aḵdeintaan clan. The lecture was given by Tlingit Ken Kaax̱ḵaatuklag̱é Grant, who is the spokesperson for the clan and th

SHI will sponsor a class on how to make moccasins with Tlingit teacher Carmaleeda Estrada in Anchorage from Dec.

SHI is offering spring 2023 scholarships to undergraduate or graduate students who are pursuing arts and science degrees with a focus in studio arts, performing arts, cinematic arts and techno

SHI, partnership with Chilkoot Indian Association of Haines, will sponsor an in-person, beginning class on how to weave Northwest Coast baskets taught by Aanutein Debbie Head. Anyone with proo

SHI sponsored a panel discussion on the painful closure 60 years ago of a church ministered by the late Tlingit spiritual leader Walter Kaajaakwtí Soboleff and the church’s recen

We still have space in our in-person, beginning class on how to weave Northwest Coast baskets with Aanutein Debbie Head at the Sealaska Heritage Arts Campus. SHIwill cover the $150 supply fee,

Are you an adult who works in a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) career field?

SHI  has extended the application deadline and class dates for its class on how to carve Tlingit masks with Tlingit teacher Mick Beasley. New dates are Nov. 12-Dec.

SHI will sponsor a class with Tlingit artist Donald Gregory on how to make copper tináas, an ancient symbol of wealth. Students will learn how to make one tináa pendant and a pair of matching

A culminating celebration for the Haa Yoo X’atángi Deiyí: Our Language Pathways program inspires hope and a bright outlook for the future of language revitalization efforts throughout Southeas

SHI next week will open its building to all second-grade students in the Juneau School District as part of a national program to provide experiences and learning in the arts to all children.&n

SHI, in partnership with Petersburg Indian Association, will sponsor an in-person, hand skin-sewing workshop in Petersburg with teacher Louise Kadinger from Nov. 17-20.

SHI in partnership with the Alaska Native Heritage Center, will sponsor an in-person, hand skin-sewing workshop in Anchorage teachers Louise Kadinger and Bobby Itta from Nov. 10-13.