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Tribal identity

Researching salmon as a student of two worlds

May 14, 2020
Brooke and Krista smile at the camera in front of a photoshopped background of a snow-covered mountain peak.

“I feel that we all have a role at the smokehouse and that gives you some worth in your core. Like, you have a role in this family and you’re important.”

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Disaster preparedness: Alaska braces for change

May 11, 2020
Sam, a boy with dark hair and freckles, and Luke an older man with a white mustache, smile in front of a photoshopped background of Denali.

“First and foremost, we should be addressing our people And then addressing our scientific needs.”

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Caring for Elders as a 14-year-old nurse

April 30, 2020
Helen and Stacie, a young woman and older woman, lean their heads together in front of a photoshopped background of a vast, hilly forest.

“When I went to work at the hospital, they were amazed what I can do. Elders always were glad for me to take care of them because I took care of an elder so I knew.”

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