SHI will sponsor a free lecture on Aug.

A Ketchikan teacher was honored with the 2022 “Teacher of Distinction” award by SHI on Aug.

SHI will sponsor an in-person workshop in Seattle in the SEATAC/Southcenter area on how to make moccasins from Aug. 27-30 with Tlingit artist Carmaleeda Estrada.

SHI has published a book documenting the historic and decades-long battle to protect Juneau’s Indian Point, considered to be a sacred site to Native people.

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SHI has chosen a Ph.D. student with a focus on Alaska Native sovereignty as the recipient of its 2021 Judson L.

SHI will kick off its fifth annual culturally responsive education conference next week and welcome more than 650 in-person and online participants from Alaska, the Lower 48 and as far away as

SHI’s programming from last year is featured in a new video and booklet. What a year!

Sealaska Heritage Institute is going through a significant expansion, so we have a lot of new openings. If you have ever thought about working at SHI, now is the time to apply!

Registration is now open for a Northwest Coast carving class at the Sealaska Heritage Arts Campus focused on bird form rattles (sheishóox̱').

The Sealaska Heritage Board of Trustees has set the dates for the next in-person Celebration as June 5-8, 2024, in Juneau, Alaska. People are encouraged to book lodging now, as rooms fill

SHI has published the first-ever biography of the prolific Klukwan artist Clara Newman Benson (Deinḵul.át), who lived from 1856 to 1935 and was a significant Chilkat weaver of her day. 

SHI, in partnership with the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, will co-sponsor a lecture by Native art scholar Dr.

SHI has digitized and posted online video of Celebration 1990. Celebration is a dance-and-culture festival first held in 1982 that has grown into the world’s largest gathering of the Tlin