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Steve Quinn

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Mique'l Dangeli arrived at the University of Alaska Southeast having become the first Alaska Native to earn a Ph.D. in Northwest Coast art. She spent a year teaching art and the Sm'algyax language at the campus which is set against the backdrop of Auke Lake and a series of mountains in Juneau.
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Mique’l Dangeli: Preserving Tsimshian Language Is Crucial

By Steve Quinn
"It’s the hardest work on earth, but I love it," says Chocknok.
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Sustenance and Subsistence in Bristol Bay

By Steve Quinn
Dean Westlake, Indigenous Peoples Day Legislation, Alaska Rep
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Alaska Adopts New Law Declaring Indigenous Peoples Day

By Steve Quinn
Alaska State Capitol Building, Alaska Senate, State Income Tax
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Alaska Shoots Down State Income Tax Proposal

By Steve Quinn
Tlingit artists and siblings Rico and Crystal Worl co-founded Trickster Company last summer and feature their work as well as productions by other emerging artists.
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Sibling Strength Showcases Tlingit Heritage

By Steve Quinn
Sealaska Celebration 2016
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Celebrating Survival and Advancement Through Dance, Art and Song

By Steve Quinn
Members of the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian tribes in Alaska gathered in Juneau to sing, dance and drum in support of the Standing Rock Sioux's fight to divert the Dakota Access oil pipeline from their waters.
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Supporting Standing Rock in Juneau: Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian Sing, Dance, Drum

By Steve Quinn
The canoe that Tlingit artist Doug Chilton will paddle down the Missouri River along with hundreds of others in support of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in opposing the Dakota Access oil pipeline's route under the waterway began in this fishing village in Alaska.
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‘We Are Water People’: Tlingit Canoe Travels Nearly 3,000 Miles to Support Standing Rock

By Steve Quinn