# Melissa Shaginoff
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August 7, 2020- Land Acknowledgement Series, Part 5: Acknowledgement in Action w/ with Melissa Shaginoff, Sally Ash & Syverine Bentz
Melissa Shaginoff (Ahtna, Piaute) discusses an ephemeral land marking project, “Acknowledgement in Action.” Original place names, art, language and science intersect. She was joined by special guests Sally Ash, Sugt’estun language teacher in Nanwalek and Syverine Bentz, the Kachemak Bay Research Re…
‘Extra Tough’ exhibit fills in the gaps of women’s history in the circumpolar North
Extra Tough: Women of the North is on display at the Anchorage Museum from November, 2020 to September, 2021. (Kavitha George/AKPM)
The Anchorage Museum launched a new exhibit this month celebrating the contributions, legacies and strength of women from the circumpolar north. Extra Tough:…
‘We want Indigenous people to look at Anchorage as their place’: First markers in Dena’ina place name project go up
Members of the Ida’ina K’eljeshna or Friendship Dancers group perform at a dedication ceremony for the new Dena’ina place names project in Anchorage on Aug. 3, 2021. (Jeff Chen/Alaska Public Media)
New signs recognizing the Dena’ina place names for locations around Anchorage are going up acros…
Land Acknowledgements: Why, How, and Beyond
Indigenous Peoples and Languages of Alaska. (Alaska Native Language Center)
Over the past few years, acknowledging the Indigenous roots of the places we call home has become more common. This is especially true in Alaska, a state rich with Indigenous history and the state with the highest percentag…
September 25, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: Shared Universe Book Club with Nathan Shafer, Melissa Shaginoff, Dimi Macheras, and Richard Perry
How can we create stories from the most authentic representation? What does it mean to re-imagine modern storytelling with Indigenous authority, Elder and youth contributions, and our own cultural competencies? Shared Universe is a group of Alaskan artists, writers and knowledge-bearers who seek fe…
Most agree on the story of Captain Cook’s time in Cook Inlet, they differ on how to tell it
The Captain Cook statue in downtown Anchorage (Lex Treinen/Alaska Public Media)
Amid nationwide calls to reexamine America’s history of racism, activists say that a statue of the Captain Cook is a place for Anchorage to start its own conversation.
The statue stands overlooking Cook Inlet,…
Most agree on the story of Captain Cook’s time in Cook Inlet, they differ on how to tell it
The Captain Cook statue in downtown Anchorage (Lex Treinen/Alaska Public Media)
Amid nationwide calls to reexamine America’s history of racism, activists say that a statue of the Captain Cook is a place for Anchorage to start its own conversation.
The statue stands overlooking Cook Inlet,…
Tuesday, February 14, 2023 – The death of Captain Cook
Eighteenth Century British explorer James Cook is revered for his drive and seamanship from Tonga and the South Pacific to the Bering Strait. He put more than 120 English place names on the map from Mount Edgecombe in Alaska to the Bay of Plenty in New Zealand. That doesn’t count the many places na…
Thursday, November 23, 2023
Native American Heritage Month celebrates with NM parka exhibit
NEH, Interior Dept team up for Indian boarding school initiative
Page Two Oct. 28: Events this Week
It’s time for Page Two: news that might not make the front page for Tuesday, October 28, 2025.
Tonight the Palmer City Council meets at 6 p.m.
The agenda includes a public hearing on the ordinance to prohibit unauthorized camping within city limits.
There is also a committee of the whol…
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