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Alumni Anchor Leadership Anchorage: Part 1

Program alumni have been integral to the success of Leadership Anchorage, which began in 1997. This two-post series explores the many ways alumni guide, enrich and contribute the program.

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Alumni Anchor Leadership Anchorage: Part 1

Chuck SeacaSeptember 13, 2024

Alumni Anchor Leadership Anchorage: Part 1

Chuck SeacaSeptember 13, 2024
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Behind the Scenes: Utqiaġvik Welcomes Ilakucaraq Students

The Ilakucaraq Program (IP) embodies the Forum's “community” core belief, bringing together students, community members, and Culture Bearers around the shared purpose of supporting Alaska Native high-school students.

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How to Prepare C3 Teachers for Culture Camp

The Forum’s Creating Cultural Competence (C3) program uses an Orientation→Culture Camp→Debrief process to help Alaska teachers make the most of their experiences at summer culture camps.

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Partner Highlight: SouthWest Alaska Arts Group

The SouthWest Alaska Arts Group (SWAAG) is a vibrant nonprofit working to support, promote, and preserve the arts in the Yukon Kuskokwim region.

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Gather Round: Welcome to AKHF's updated blog!

The Alaska Humanities Forum's blog has been refreshed, and is now called Gather Round. It features regular posts about the Forum's work, participant experiences, partner and grantee perspectives, and stories from around Alaska.

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Spring 2023 Bloom Rust

FORUM Spring 2023 - Bloom & Rust Lesson Plan

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FORUM Spring 2023 - Bloom & Rust Lesson Plan

Rachael McPhersonJune 1, 2023

FORUM Spring 2023 - Bloom & Rust Lesson Plan

Rachael McPhersonJune 1, 2023
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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