Congratulations Joelle Hall, 2025 Leadership Anchorage Mentor Award Winner!
Last year we launched the Leadership Anchorage Mentor Award to recognize a past or present LA Mentor who has demonstrated a commitment to investing in the growth of one or more LA participants. This year's winner is Joelle Hall!
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Polly Carr • April 21, 2025Congratulations Joelle Hall, 2025 Leadership Anchorage Mentor Award Winner!
Polly Carr • April 21, 2025DOGE slashed federal humanities funding. Here's how we're responding.
Read about how the Forum and its partners are responding to the April 1 termination of grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to organizations across our state - and what you can do to help.
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Kameron Perez-Verdia • April 16, 2025DOGE slashed federal humanities funding. Here's how we're responding.
Kameron Perez-Verdia • April 16, 2025"Your perspective and your contribution matter!" An LA Mentoring Journey with Amana Mbise
Amana Mbise, LA 27 Mentor and our inaugural winner of the Leadership Anchorage Mentor Award in 2024, shares his mentorship reflections and insights.
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Polly Carr • March 5, 2025"Your perspective and your contribution matter!" An LA Mentoring Journey with Amana Mbise
Polly Carr • March 5, 2025Filling Gaps in the Research: CxG Program Alum Rachel Garcia Reflects on Designing Accessible Focus Groups
UAF's Rachel Garcia participated in the Forum’s Conversations Across Generations (CxG) program, which ended up informing her 2023 research study and inspiring her own courage to talk about race and address gaps in the research.
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Amanda Dale • February 25, 2025Filling Gaps in the Research: CxG Program Alum Rachel Garcia Reflects on Designing Accessible Focus Groups
Amanda Dale • February 25, 2025"The Perfect Place to be Vulnerable:" A Land Acknowledgement by AKHF Board Member Jayson Owens
Each Forum Board of Directors meeting opens with a Board member sharing a land acknowledgement. Last month, Board member Jayson Owens offered this poem as the opening acknowledgement, after researching his own family history.
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Jayson Owens • February 17, 2025"The Perfect Place to be Vulnerable:" A Land Acknowledgement by AKHF Board Member Jayson Owens
Jayson Owens • February 17, 2025“I Want the Program to Keep Evolving”: Reflections from Story Works Alaska Co-Founder Regan Brooks
Story Works Alaska, now in its second year at AKHF, has helped more than 6,500 students to share their stories since its founding in 2014. We talked with co-founder Regan Brooks about her experiences and hopes for the program.
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Eiden Pospisil • February 4, 2025“I Want the Program to Keep Evolving”: Reflections from Story Works Alaska Co-Founder Regan Brooks
Eiden Pospisil • February 4, 2025The 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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