Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Huna Totem Corporation Will Produce Short Films, Lesson Plans, and Educational Programming on Hoonah Tlingit Traditions, History, and Culture to Share via an Online Digital Archive. It Also Will Supplement Its Archival Holdings by Recording New Interviews With Local Elders to Preserve Their Knowledge for Future Generations. the Project Will Support Travel for Staff to Teach a Storytelling Workshop in Hoonah and to Host a Teacher In-service and Community Presentation in Juneau, Alaska. the Project Will Benefit More Than 1,000 Hoonah Community Members, Including K–12 Students, Elders, and Tlingit Language Learners.
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$143,487
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