By Jennifer Nalewicki, Smithsonian Magazine — When it comes to art capitals, Rome, New York, Paris and Berlin are a few of the global hot spots that come to mind.

SHI is recruiting educators and support staff in the southern region, including Ketchikan, Hydaburg, Wrangell, Petersburg and Metlakatla, as well as MAT students from the University of Alaska

SHI is recruiting educators and support staff in the northern region, including Ketchikan, Hydaburg, Wrangell, Petersburg and Metlakatla, as well as MAT students from the Univer

Sealaska Heritage will sponsor an in-person workshop in Hoonah with Louise Kadinger and Kathy Marvin-Mills on how to hand-sew skins from Sept.

Sealaska Heritage will sponsor a workshop in Anchorage with Tlingit artist Donald Gregory on how to make copper tináas, an ancient symbol of wealth.

SHI is seeking a Baby Raven Reads coordinator, a finance assistant/bookkeeper, a media specialist, an elementary early childhood specialist, an education project assistan

SHI has digitized and posted onto YouTube footage of Celebration 1988. It was the largest Celebration in the 1980s, featuring 26 dance groups, speeches and stories from prominent Elders and a

Sealaska Heritage and the University of Alaska Southeast are offering an in-person course in September on how to dye using natural materials with Chilkat and Ravenstail weaver Lily Hope. Regis

Sealaska Heritage’s fourth culturally responsive education conference, Our Cultural Landscape, was held virtually for the second time Aug.

SHI will sponsor a workshop in Seattle from Sept. 9-12 with Tlingit artist Carmaleeda Estrada on how to make moccasins. The $75 fee includes all supplies to make one pair of moccasins.

SHI has received a grant from a Colorado organization to record the ancient practice of removing grief through Tlingit ceremonies known as ku.éex’. The $28,000 grant from

SHI on Aug.