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Changing The Alaska Day Narrative

March 2020: Reconciliation Day advocates go to the Alaska Day Planning Committee meeting and begin face to face discussions about celebrating Oct. 18th in a new way that honors Native culture.

Changing The Alaska Day Narrative
Tagged on: 2020    no. 2    project 108    racial equity    reconciliation day    respect    sheet'ka'    social justice
sddadmin March 1, 2020December 28, 2021 Gathering of Peoples, Project 108, Racial Equity, Respect, Social Justice
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    Aani is the Tlingit word for land and Tlingit people have been in this place for over 10,000 years. It’s very important to recognize this historical fact and to appreciate that the Tlingit people have been excellent stewards and have lived out the traditional tribal values around balance, respect, and caring

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