SHI will sponsor a class on how to sew skins by Machine from June 2-4. The class will be taught by Louise Kadinger.

LOS ANGELES: Learn how to make moccasins!

SHI has enlisted renowned, nationally-known educators to give keynote addresses at its sixth Culturally Responsive Education Conference for teachers and administrators, which is part of a larg

Hone your acting, singing, dancing and Lingít skills! SHI will offer a one-day Indigenous performing arts workshop focusing on acting, singing, dancing, and the Tlingit language on Saturd

Sealaska Heritage, in partnership with the Organized Village of Kasaan, will sponsor an in-person, hand skin-sewing workshop in Kasaan with teacher Aánutein (Debbie Head) from May 18-21.

SHI held a dedication ceremony on April 22 for the first 12 totem poles of Kootéeyaa Deiyí (Totem Pole Trail) and the installation of bronze masks at Herita

SHI has opened the application period for its in-person and virtual storytelling Voices on the Land summer storytelling intensives, which improve literacy skills and increase the use of Tlingit, Ha

SHI, with the University of Alaska Southeast (UAS), operates Indigenizing Education for Alaska to grow the number of Alaska Native teachers and education professionals.

SHI, in partnership with the Organized Village of Kasaan, will sponsor a cedar bark harvesting workshop with Aánutein Debbie Head from May 25-28.

SHI has established the first-ever registry of Tlingit clan crests and published a book presenting the initial six clans and crests documented for the project. The book features clan

SHI, in partnership with Klawock Cooperative Association (KCA), will sponsor an in-person, hand skin-sewing workshop in Klawock with teacher Louise Kadinger from April 25-29 (note date change from