A Journey To What Matters and Heritage Project Grant- Culture in the Classrooms
Project: Culture in the Classrooms Grantee: Cook Inlet Native Head Start Written by: Marilynn Woods, Cultural Coordinator Dustin Newman & Tatiana Petticrew We […]
2017
A Journey To What Matters Project Grant- Twining Cedar
Project: Twining Cedar- Restoring the Art and Cultural Practice of Tsimshian Bark Basketry Grantee: Anchorage Museum Association in partnership with the Haayk
A Journey To What Matters Project Grant- Material Traditions: Cedar Residency
Project: Material Traditions: Gut, Ivory, and Cedar Grantee: Anchorage Museum Association Written by: Marian Kaminitz As a conservator from the National Museum of
A Journey To What Matters Project Grant- Angyaaq Construction at Akhiok Kids Camp
Project: Angyaaq Construction at Akhiok Kids Camp Grantee: Native Village of Akhiok Photos by: Sven Haakanson
TCF Alumni, TCF Recipient
TCF Scholarship Recipient- Tammy Ashley, “My Academic Success”
My name is Tammy Tuttle Ashley, daughter to Terry and Delores Tuttle. I am an original CIRI shareholder born and
TCF Scholarship Recipient- Tierra Colberg, “A Summer Story”
The end of my junior year at UAS was beginning to approach. Weather in Juneau, while as rainy as ever,
TCF Scholarship Recipient- Raina Thiele
I was born and raised in various parts of the great state of Alaska. My mom (Dena’ina Athabascan) is from
TCF Scholarship Recipient- Cynthia Baldwin
My name is Cynthia Baldwin the daughter of Nicholas and Patricia Baldwin. My great grandmother, Lucy Whitley, is the original
TCF Scholarship Recipient- Shandice Johnson
I began my college career torn between pursuing law or medicine. I quickly realized neither one was for me.
TCF Scholarship Recipient- Vivian Pomeroy
Hi my name is Vivian Pomeroy, I am Inupiaq and Tsimshian from Anchorage, Alaska. I am one of the few Alaska