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It cannot be understated how important Alaska Native Corporations are to the state’s economy. They create jobs locally, in the Lower 48, and internationally. Alaska Native organizations attract millions of dollars to the state by funding programs ranging from community development to education and cultural preservation. Village corporations, the Alaska Federation of Natives, and shareholder dividends are just a few of the topics we cover in Alaska Native news.
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The Monroe Foundation Donates Chilkat Robe to Sealaska Heritage Institute
The foundation donated it to SHI so it would be made available to weaving students to study.
ANHC Awarded $800,000 Grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
The grant will support Utuqqanaatmiñ, a three-year initiative for innovative Indigenous programming to drive social change and community healing.
Koniag Acquires Great Northern Engineering
GNE is a well-established engineering firm with clients and projects ranging from the North Slope to Anchorage.
Chugach Appoints Fenza as President & COO
Chugach Alaska Corporation’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Daniel Fenza will be appointed to President and Chief Operating Officer, effective March 1, 2021.
Ahtna Marine & Construction Company Establishes SBA 8(a) Certified Joint Venture with J.F. Brennan Co.
Together AMCC and Brennan will bid and execute specific environmental dredging and dam construction projects throughout the United States that may have otherwise been out of reach.
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Designing Spaces for Masked Faces
February 2021
The arrival of COVID-19 last March changed the way Alaskans live. Hand sanitizer and face masks became must-have items when leaving home, and phrases like “hunker down” and “social distance” became part of our daily lexicon.