Land

Exploring our relationship to place and land.

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Kake Clam Garden: Reclaiming Alaska's Indigenous Food Systems Through Youth Leadership

Essay by Shaelene Grace Moler (Winter 2024-25, FORUM Magazine)
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The Land is a Beloved Elder

By April Tan'gerpak Hostetter (Winter 2024-25, FORUM Magazine)
Heather Evoy Heather Evoy with her children, Silje and Judah Haven Marr.

Cradling the Sockeye: A Conversation on Language, Land, and Legacy with Heather Evoy

By Shannon Kelly Donahue (Winter 2024-25, FORUM Magazine)
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Bringing the Tundra Back With Me

By Desiree Hagen (Winter 2024-25, FORUM Magazine)
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Snowbergs, Puddles, and Buried Treasure / Montañas de Nieve, Charcos, y Tesoro Escondido

Spring Break-Up in Anchorage / Ruptura de la Primavera en Anchorage

Photographs and remarks by Adan Hernandez (Summer 2023, FORUM Magazine)
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Gaudiness and Grace

A Pasque Flower Almanac

Photographs and words by Erica Watson (Winter 2023-24, FORUM Magazine)
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Rivers of Life

Reconnecting To Place

Essay by Judy Owens-Manley (Summer 2023, FORUM Magazine)
 

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We Are Of: A Conversation on Race, Land, and Culture

Guiding Questions: How do our race and culture shape our relationship to the land? How does that shape the decisions we make about it?

 
Alaska Humanities Forum

The Alaska Humanities Forum is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that designs and facilitates experiences to bridge distance and difference – programming that shares and preserves the stories of people and places across our vast state, and explores what it means to be Alaskan.

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