Sealaska to pay $15.4 million in shares
Sealaska has approximately 23,000 shareholders who are Lingit, Haida, and Tsimshian people living in Southeast Alaska and elsewhere. The for-profit corporation is based in Juneau.
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‘Landless’ tribes stake out selections in the Tongass
The group is eyeing 115,000 acres they’d like to divide among the five landless tribal communities.
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$500,000 campaign underway for the Southeast ‘landless’ tribes
The 1971 Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act allotted millions of acres of land to 13 regional Native corporations.But some tribal communities in Southeast were left out of the process.
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Sealaska Heritage Institute to digitally preserve spruce-root basket weaving
Once the weavers we have now pass on, how much of what they know will survive?
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Sealaska gives cultural plot to Wrangell’s “landless” tribe
The park is a cultural treasure to Wrangell natives, but the acquisition itself is another win for the landless community.
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