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In February 2025, the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Alaska State Museum, and Museums Alaska revitalized the information sharing group — Cultural Center and Museum Consortium (CCMC). If you are considering starting an Alaska Native cultural center or museum in the future, are in the process…
Read more — Cultural Center and Museum ConsortiumIn 2022, First Alaskans Institute (FAI), a statewide Alaska Native nonprofit, worked with Museums Alaska to host a cohort of museum professionals committed to reimagining and fostering meaningful relationships with Alaska’s Tribes and Indigenous peoples. FAI hosted a series of interactive dialogues customized for museum professionals through…
Read more — Building Relationships with Alaska Native Communities CohortWhen the Department of the Interior (DOI) began their investigation into American Indian and Alaska Native boarding schools in the United States of America, we knew that libraries, archives, and museums could help in the search for the truth. Many of Alaska’s collecting institutions store…
Read more — Alaska Native Boarding School Collections SurveyMuseums Alaska is one of the founding members of the Alaska Heritage Emergency Network (AHEN), which was developed following the Alaska State Museum's Preparing Alaska's Cultural Organizations for Emergencies (PACO) Cohort. Museums Alaska is a member of the steering committee and dedicated to ensuring the network supports…
Read more — Alaska Heritage Emergency Network (AHEN)