
Sealaska Heritage Institute
Native People Telling the Native Story
Language Educator’s Scholarship Program
"Our Ancesters' Echoes" by Sealaska Heritage Institute
Language Educator’s Scholarship Program – Sealaska Heritage Institute’s “Our Ancestors’ Echoes” Language Program has a fully-funded scholarship available to students seeking a bachelor’s degree in Indigenous Studies with an emphasis…
Beginner/Intermediate Formline Design
In Kake, with Robert Mills, Nov. 25 - Dec. 8
In this class, students will learn how to construct the types of formline designs that cover the surfaces of boxes, chests, large partition screens, house fronts, and myriad smaller objects…
Celebration 2024 Set for June
SHI Announces "Applications Now Open for Some Events"
SHI will sponsor an in-person Celebration from June 5-8, 2024, which will mark the 42nd anniversary of the event, first held in 1982. The dance-and-culture festival in Juneau will feature…
Indian Arts & Crafts Act (IACA)
SHI Urges Thoughtful Pause on Proposed Amendments
Testimony heard in last of a nationwide series of consultations with Indigenous people, per SHI article published 8/18/23. Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) and the Institute of American Indian Art (IAIA)…
Celebration 2008 Video
Posted by SHI - DNA Research Documenting Shuká Káa
Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) has digitized and posted on YouTube video of Celebration 2008. Celebration is a dance-and-culture festival first held by SHI in 1982 that has grown into the world’s largest gathering…
“Baby Raven Reads” Community Liaisons
Sought by SHI in Angoon, Yakutat & Juneau
SHI is recruiting Community Liaisons for its “Baby Raven Reads” program in Angoon, Yakutat and Juneau. The “Baby Raven Reads” program is designed to improve kindergarten readiness and…