Join us as special guests Manny Carlo and Marvin Kokrine address the topic of fish camps. They both address where, how, and preservation methods for the fish caught at these camps, as well as the cultural significance of the camp. Watch live on our Our Live-Streamed Events page.

Bertina Titus joins the Morris Thompson Center and Doyon Foundation to discuss learning her Native language, Lower Tanana (Benhti Kenaga'), and how she shares this knowledge with her community now. Watch Live at morristhompsoncenter.org/live

Ruth Ridley joins the Morris Thompson Center and Doyon Foundation to discuss the importance of learning her Native language, Hän, and the many ways she uplifts the language, such as traditional stories and developing a writing system. https://www.morristhompsoncenter.org/live/

Second Traditional Chief Trimble Gilbert shares his wealth of wisdom and experience with the essential activities of preparing for winter. He address some of the logistics of this season change, but also the cultural significance and generational passage of these traditions from elders to youth. You can watch live at https://www.morristhompsoncenter.org/live/

LaVerne Demientieff joins the series to speak about the importance of learning and teaching her Native language, Deg Xinag. She elevates her language through facilitating a weekly language learning group, and studies the connection between Native language and well-being. Watch live at https://www.morristhompsoncenter.org/live/

Sterling DeWilde delves us into the world of moose hunting in Alaska. He vividly describes what it was like growing up in the bush and having moose hunting as an essential way to survive and provide for the family. Sterling also explains the importance of passing these traditions on to youth to preserve and perpetuate… Read More

Polly Hyslop speaks about the importance of learning and teaching her Native language, Upper Tanana. She researches how language revitalization creates community empowerment, and she is involved in documenting Indigenous language and knowledge. Watch live at https://www.morristhompsoncenter.org/live

Denise Newman joins the series the speak about the significance of skin sewing in Alaska Native culture. She takes us through the whole process, from trapping fur, to tanning, to creating beautiful pieces of clothing. Denise passes on this important tradition to the younger generation and makes sure the honor the creative sewers before her.… Read More