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The Alaska Native Playwrights Project highlights contemporary Alaska Native playwrights and actors. Guest panelists at this event are Ed Bourgeois, a producer and director for the Native Theater at the Alaska Native Heritage Center; Jack Dalton, a professional storyteller, actor, writer, teacher, director, and Rasmuson Foundation Fellow who has created five theatrical works of epic storytelling including "Time Immemorial"; artist Robin Lovelace, from Sitka, who has has spent much of the past apprenticing and collaborating with many of the finest Northwest Coast and Alaska Native artists; Lisa Marie Heitman Bruce Alutiiq, from Kodiak Island, who is an accomplished playwright, online journalist and a web developer; and Lucas Rowle, from Homer of Inupiaq and Scottish heritage, who received a prestigious Rasmuson Award. This event is sponsored with the Alaska Center for the Book in celebration of Alaska Native American Indian Heritage Month.
Professors Paul Ongtooguk and Jackie Cason discuss Alaska Native voices and environmental conservation movements in Alaska. Topics include Alaska Village and Native Corporation jurisdictions, John Muir's legacy, the Sierra Club, and the book The Firecracker Boys by Dan O’Neill.
Paul Ongtooguk...
Published 10/14/19
Dinjii Vadzaih Dhidlit: The Man Who Became a Caribou is a new bilingual volume based on a series of oral interviews with Gwich'in elders living in rural northeast Alaska and the Yukon Territory. Richly illustrated, the book covers a wide range of topics based on traditional harvesting and use of...
Published 10/01/19