Can tribes win alone?
Joaqlin Estus ICT ANCHORAGE — “The foundation of the Alaska Federation of Natives is our people,” said the statewide organization’s President and CEO Julie Kitka, Chugach Eskimo, after a quarterly meeting of the organization’s board held on May 15.…
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Alaska’s unique self governance
By Joaqlin Estus ICT Considering it is the largest state in the U.S. and home of 229 federally recognized tribes, Alaska has a government system that can be confusing. A panel discussed the respective roles of such entities as Alaska Native…
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Alaska Native elected to Congress
Joaqlin Estus ICT Democrat Mary Peltola, Yup’ik, has been elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, making history as the first Alaska Native elected to Congress. She is also the first woman to hold Alaska’s only U.S. House seat. It was a special…
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Alaska homeless camp out in tent city
Joaqlin Estus ICT ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Circumstances have been dire this month for some 200 people who were taken on July 1 to an Anchorage campground after a municipal homeless shelter closed. Last week the Anchorage Daily News quoted advocates and…
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