SHI for Students and Youth

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SHI for Alaskan Students and Youths’ Educational Endeavors

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Sudents & Youth.

SHI Supporting Southeast Alaskan Educational Endeavors and Schools

From workshops on traditional techniques to shows and auctions featuring work from contemporary masters, we are proud to be helping Juneau become the world capital for Northwest Coast Art.

PRE-KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Pre-Kindergarten: Baby Raven Reads

Raven Writes (In-School and Summer Camp Programming)

Tlingit Culture, Language, and Literacy (Culture-based “school within a school” where the Tlingit language and culture are celebrated, respected, and integrated)

Voices on the Land (Literacy-based, artist residencies in 4th and 5th grade classrooms)

STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math)

SHI Alaska's Native Youth Olympics ( NYO )

Native Youth Olympics (Traditional Games)

Haa Latseení (College and Career Readiness)

Box of Treasures (High School and College Educational Pathways)

IEA – Indigenizing Education for Alaska (Improves the educational landscape for Alaska Native students by cultivating teachers and school leaders )

SHI's Northwest Coast Arts Degree Program

Northwest Coast Arts Degree Program

SHI Alaska's Our Ancestors’ Echoes

Our Ancestors’ Echoes (Language Pathway Project)

ALASKAN SUMMER CAMPS AND ATHLETICS

Raven Writes (In-School and Summer Camp Programming)

Atnané Northwest Coast Arts Academy

Atnané Northwest Coast Arts Academy (Culturally integrated college and career readiness program)

SHI Alaska's Native Youth Olympics ( NYO )

Native Youth Olympics (Traditional Games)

Latseen Hoop Camp (Annual Camp)

Latseen Running Camp (Annual)

SHI's STEAM for Middle School

STEAM for Middle School (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math)

SHI's STEAM for High School

STEAM for High School (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math)

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SHI’s Latseen Running Camp

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SHI’s LATSEEN RUNNING CAMP

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SHI’s Latseen Running Camp

Sealaska Heritage Institute sponsors an annual Latseen Running Camp that utilizes running to improve the strength of body, mind, and spirit while fostering a connection between our lives and the land. Themodel developed for this program is grounded in the four core cultural values and the development of athletic skills.

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SHI’s Latseen Hoop Camp

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SHI’s LATSEEN HOOP CAMP (ANNUAL)

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SHI’s Latseen Hoop Camp

Sealaska Heritage Institute sponsors an annual Latseen Hoop Camp. Sealaska Heritage developed the model for this program, which teaches athletic skills and the Tlingit four core cultural values. This innovative program provides a fun and safe environment for youth to be physically active, and develop basketball fundamentals.

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SHI’s Native Youth Olympics (Traditional Games)

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SHI NYO | NATIVE YOUTH OLYMPICS (Traditional Games)

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SHI’s NYO: Native Youth Olympics (Traditional Games)

Native Youth Olympics (NYO) (also known as Traditional Games) is based on the hunting and survival skills of the Indigenous peoples of Alaska and across the Arctic going back thousands of years. Each athlete strives to perform at their personal best while helping and supporting their fellow competitors, no matter which team they are a part of. This is the spirit of the games: to work together toward common goals and learn from the skills and values that allowed Alaska Native peoples to survive and thrive in the harshest conditions.

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