Building Leaders & Supporting Community with Youth Program
Training Alaskan Rural Youth & Students 2020 Season! READ MORE >
Healing and Harvesting
Marina Anderson leads us through a community 'Health Hike' in Kasaan while discussing the values of harvesting traditional medicine off the land. READ MORE >
United on Policy, While Holding Our Differences
This story first appeared in First Alaskans Magazine Winter 2023-2024 issue. It is re-printed here with permission.
Shaelene Grace Moler discusses the Southeast Alaska Sustainability Strategy (SASS) and the youth programs it supports. The Sustainable Southeast Partnership (SSP) Director, Marina Anderson, graces the cover of First Alaskans Magazine sharing the story of her, Katie Riley, and Tesla Cox's trip to Washington DC.
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A Year of Building and Reconnection: Investing in Southeast Alaska, by Continuing to Place Relationships First
This story was produced for Resilient Peoples & Place, our monthly column with the Juneau Empire.
This month, Lee House discusses the first year of the USDA's Southeast Sustainability strategy. READ MORE >
The Rocky Pass Tannery: Building the future through tradition
This story first appeared in First Alaskans Magazine Fall 2022 issue. It is re-printed here with permission.
Shaelene Grace Moler explores Indigenous Stewardship and Entrepreneurship through the story of the Rocky Pass Tannery in her home community of Kéex’ Kwaan (Kake) Alaska. Moler was one of our 2022 summer storytelling interns where she completed this story. READ MORE >
Roadless Rule distracts from a holistic approach to economy-building for the Southeast
This story was produced for Resilient Peoples & Place, our monthly column with the Capital City Weekly and Juneau Empire.
This month, we speak with regional leaders from Kasaan to Juneau on what it takes to build a strong economy in Southeast Alaska. We dive deeper into the complexity of economy building and look at what focusing on the Roadless Rule can distract us from. READ MORE >
USDA Announces Transition on the Tongass: Where Do We Go From Here?
This photo essay was produced for Resilient Peoples & Place, our monthly column with the Capital City Weekly and Juneau Empire. This month, we seek the perspectives of regional leaders on what the USDA Announcement and the Southeast Alaska Sustainable Strategy means for our communities and Partnership. READ MORE >
‘Monument Trees’ and Cedar Stewardship on the Tongass National Forest
This photo essay was produced for Resilient Peoples & Place, our monthly column with the Capital City Weekly and Juneau Empire. This month's story looks at the 'Cultural Uses of Forest Resources' workshop hosted by the Organized Village of Kasaan and Hydaburg Cooperative Association for the US Forest Service on Prince of Wales Island. READ MORE >
Regenerative Tourism Talks: Allen Marine
In this Regenerative Tourism Talk, Regenerative Tourism catalyst Mary Goddard interviews Allen Marine's Corporate Marketing Director Zak Kirkpatrick to gain some insight on how the Allen Marine Group of companies is utilizing regenerative tourism. READ MORE >
Filling Freezers during COVID-19
SEALASKA and Alaska Longline Fishermen's Association worked together to ensure subsistence-based shareholders - from Yakutat to Hydaburg - had full freezers in 2020. The wild seafood was distributed across the Sustainable Southeast Partnership. READ MORE >