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Yupiit Piciryarait Museum

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ʔálʔal

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ʔálʔal – Home Building Sacred Space in Seattle The face of homelessness is as varied as each individual story. Native people enduring homelessness are far more likely to successfully stabilize their lives if they are in culturally appropriate and community-oriented housing. Today, Native Americans face the highest poverty rate of any racial group in King County. Of the 12,000 homeless Read more...
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Yarrow Project

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Wrangell Museum

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X̱ʼunei Lance Twitchell

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Wasilla Knik Historical Society

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wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ – Intellectual House

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A primary purpose of wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ – Intellectual House is to increase Native American students’ success at UW by preparing them for leadership roles in their tribal communities and the region. While the UW has made promising gains in recruiting Native American students, retention and graduation rates for Native American students fall short of those of other student groups, both at UW and at Read more...
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Valdez Museum and Historical Archive

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Valdez’s first museum was established in 1901 by prospector, Joseph Bourke, who put together a small exhibit of “curiosities” that was displayed in various Valdez buildings until 1964. These objects are part of the Valdez Museum’s core collection. Throughout the years, many individuals and volunteers acquired artifacts and documents that helped build the museum’s collection. In 1964, the Alaska Earthquake Read more...
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UW First Nations

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