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Organization
Community Focus
Location
Community Focus
OR, Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC)
Location
Beaverton, OR
Opening spaces and providing support for people with targeted identities to engage in social uplift within our own communities.
Community Focus
AK, For All
Location
, AK
Tidal Echoes is a literary and art journal that showcases the art and writing of Southeast Alaskans. It is sponsored and administered by the University of Alaska Southeast, which has campuses in Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan.
Community Focus
AK, Alaska Native, American (US), Haida, Indigenous, Sami, Tlingit / Lingít, Yup'ik
Location
Juneau, AK
Professor of Alaska Native Languages and multimedia artist.
Community Focus
AK, Alaska Native, American (US)
Location
Wrangell, AK
Representing the culture, heritage, and peoples of Wrangell, Alaska.
Community Focus
AK, American (US), Settler
Location
Juneau, AK
House of Wickersham - Home of Alaska's Pioneer Judge, James Wickersham. Built in 1898 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Community Focus
AK, Alaska Native, American (US), Settler
Location
Wasilla, AK
The Wasilla Knik Historical Society provides a window into the past showing the Knik settlement during the heyday of its existence. The vision includes recognition of the Alaska Native settlement as an integral part of the Knik settlement.
Community Focus
ID, American (US), European, Settler
Location
Hailey, ID
Premier cultural heritage event for families that celebrates the culture, folk and traditional arts and history of Idaho's sheep ranching families. Enjoy storytelling, lamb culinary events, a Wool Festival, Sheepdog Trials, entertainment and the Big Sheep Parade.
Community Focus
AK, Alaska Native, American (US), Haida, Indigenous, Native American, Sami, Tlingit / Lingít, Yup'ik
Location
, AK
The Tongue Unbroken (Tlél Wudakʼóodzi Ḵaa Lʼóotʼ) is a podcast about Native American language revitalization and decolonization.
Community Focus
AK, American (US), Settler
Location
Tenakee Springs, AK
Community Focus
AK, Alaska Native, American (US), Settler
Location
Fairbanks, AK
Sharing the history and continuing story of Fairbanks and Interior Alaska.
Community Focus
OR, American (US), Native American
Location
Pendleton, OR
A world class facility inside and out, Tamástslikt is the only museum on the Oregon Trail that tells the story of western expansionism from a tribal point of view. Permanent exhibits bring to life the traditions of the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla Tribes, who have called the region home for 10,000 years. But the museum doesn’t merely remember what has been. Tamástslikt (the word means “interpreter”) connects this rich, storied history to our present day–did you know, for example, that the confederated tribes are recognized leaders in the restoration of salmon habitats?–and then expands the experience further by sharing the dreams and concerns of its tribal community in a moving exhibit called “We Will Be.”
Community Focus
AK, American (US), Settler
Location
Talkeetna , AK
Talkeetna Historical Society and Museum is a small non-profit dedicated to saving Talkeetna’s culture and history.
Community Focus
AK, Multicultural
Location
Anchorage, AK
True Stories. Youth voices. Story Works Alaska offers storytelling workshops for youth. Find free resources and listen at storyworksak.org.
Community Focus
AK, Alaska Native, American (US), Haida, Tlingit / Lingít, Tsimshian
Location
Juneau, AK
Spruce Root provides local entrepreneurs with access to business development and financial resources in the form of loan capital, business coaching, workshops, and competitions.
Community Focus
AK, Alaska Native, American (US), Indigenous, Settler, For All
Location
Ketchikan, AK
At the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center in downtown Ketchikan, you can explore the unique natural and cultural history of the Tongass National Forest, a place where people have lived in harmony with nature for thousands of years. Stroll through a lush rainforest, visit a re-created native fishing village and learn how the Tongass sustains Southeast Alaska communities today. You can also hear the story of the forest in person from one of our friendly Forest Service rangers, enjoy a film in our comfortable theatre or help your kids become Junior Rangers. In the summer, join a ranger for a guided walk and learn about Ketchikan's enduring ties to the rainforest.
Community Focus
AK, American (US), For All
Location
Skagway, AK
Community Focus
AK, East European, Alaska Native, American (US), European, Haida, Indigenous, Russian, Tlingit / Lingít
Location
Sitka, AK
On an island amid towering spruce and hemlock, Sitka National Historical Park preserves the site of a battle between invading Russian traders and indigenous Kiks.ádi Tlingit. Totem poles from Tlingit and Haida areas line the park’s scenic coastal trail, and the restored Russian Bishop’s House is a rare reminder of Russia’s colonial legacy in North America.
Community Focus
AK, Alaska Native, American (US), Settler
Location
Sitka, AK
The Rev. Dr. Sheldon Jackson was the moving force behind the construction of the Sheldon Jackson Museum and the collector of many of its artifacts.

If there were a museum for museums, the Sheldon Jackson Museum in Sitka would be part of the collection. It is the oldest museum in Alaska and is located in the first concrete building in the state. Construction began in 1895 and it has been occupied since 1897. The building was placed on the National Historical Register in 1972.

While the building may be as old as some of the items in its collection, its exhibits reflect recent renovation and a dedication to professional museum standards. The Museum's collection has been called a jewel in the crown of Alaska ethnographic collections.
Community Focus
AK, Alaska Native, American (US), Settler
Location
Homer, AK
Culture, Science, Art of Kachemak Bay, Alaska
Community Focus
AK, American (US), For All
Location
Palmer, AK