ANKN Culturally-Based
Currirulum Resources
Search our curriculum resources database for ANCSA material. There is also
some online resources pertaining to ANCSA on the ANKN website, including Letters
to Howard, and other resources.
The Corporate
Whale: ANCSA, The First Ten Years
By Karen Michel 1982
Excerpt: "This
10 part series, The Corporate Whale, will listen to some of
the events leading to the Land Claims Settlement, the mechanisms
that were employed to manage the Act, government agencies,
and Native corporations, hear how leaders assess the first
10 years, and predictions for 1991."
Holding Our
Ground 1985 Radio Series
Excerpt: "These programs
were aired during the fall of 1985. Western Media's executive
producer, Jim Sykes, originally recorded the hearings of
the Alaska Native Review Commission, (ANRC), on location
in Alaska's remote villages. ANRC Commissioner, Canadian
Judge Thomas R. Berger traveled throughout Alaska to find
out how the people feel about their most basic values and
the effects on them by the Alaska Native Claims Settlement
Act (ANCSA) of 1971." (added March 2005)
Teaching Ideas for Alaska
Native Claims Settlement Act Multi-Materials Kit
by The Learning Tree
The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act Teacher's
Guide
Compiled by Alaska Native Education F.N.S.B.S.D.
Our Land, Our Future Teacher's Guide
This is the Teacher's Guide to "Our Land, Our Future: The 1991 Amendments
to the AlaskaNative Claims Settlement Act ". For the videos that accompany
the Teacher's Guide, go to the Video Resources Online.
ANCSA: Caught in the Act
This is the Teacher's Guide to "ANCSA: Caught in the Act". For the videos
that accompany the Teacher's Guide, go to the Video
Resources Online.
Achieving Alaska Native Self-Governance (Final)
Toward Implementation of the Alaska Natives Commission Report
This is the final version of the Self-Governance Report, May 1, 1999. (1
MB)
Alaska Natives and the Law
Alaska Department of Education's Series
of Articles on the Native Land Claims.
ANCSA.net
"My name is Robert Karabelnikoff, and I am the founder and primary developer
of ANCSA.NET. A web resource and network dedicated to Alaska Native Claims Settlement
Act (ANCSA) of 1971 and beyond. I personally find Alaska Native Claims Settlement,
important , fascinating and something that can be and to be expanded upon with
collaboration and cooperation. It is important to me, to all Alaskans, Native
or not. It affects anyone living in Alaska and many outside the state."
Juneau Empire's Between
Worlds
Excerpt: "During the summer of 1998 reporters and photographers
from the Juneau Empire and its sister newspapers in Alaska -- the Kenai Peninsula
Clarion and Alaska Journal of Commerce -- traveled the expanse of Alaska,
talking to people in villages, towns and cities. They were looking for the
answer to these questions: What has been the result of the Alaska Native
Claims Settlement Act? Has the Native corporate structure set up by ANCSA
been a success? Have Alaska Natives benefited from ANCSA? And how has the
creation of Native corporations changed the cultures of Alaska's Native people?"
ANCSA
Resource Center
Sponsored by Copeland, Landye, Bennett and Wolf, LLP
This is an excellent source for recent discussions about ANCSA. Great links
and references.
Bering
Straits Foundation
Excerpt: "An Alaska Native
non-profit dedicated to enhancing educational and cultural
preservation opportunities
for Bering Straits Native Corporation shareholders, their descendants,
and the people of the Bering Straits region."
