SHM'ALGYACK LANGUAGE
This site, created by Sealaska Heritage Institute, asks the questions:
What is a 'Tsmshian?
How many people speak Shm'algyack?
What does Shm'algyack sound like?
Where can I learn to speak Shm'algyack?
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SEALASKA
HERITAGE INSTITUTE
Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) is a regional
Native nonprofit organization founded for the Tlingit, Haida
and 'Tsmshian people of Southeast Alaska. SHI was established
in 1981 by Sealaska Corp., a for-profit company formed under
the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA). SHI, formerly
Sealaska Heritage Foundation, administers Sealaska Corp.'s cultural
and educational programs.
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THE
CREATIVE WORLD OF BILL HELIN
Bill Helin's proud native Indian heritage has
played an important role in his growth as an artist. Helin is
of the 'Tsmshian Indian Nation, born and raised in the Northwest
coastal community of Prince Rupert, B. C. His family, home
and studio are on Vancouver Island. His work is very diversified, including jewelery, paintings, sculptures and more).
AS A 'TSMSHIAN CRAFTSMAN, BILL IS ONE OF THE BEST!!!.
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WICONI INTERNATIONAL
Many Nations ONE VOICE.....One of the primary influences that shaped the vision of Wiconi International is the fact that after five hundred years of missions less than 5% of Native people today have a vital relationship with Christ.
As you enjoy this site we encourage you to look at the links they have for other similar Native Ministrys. Some great Native music CD's are also available.
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SPIRIT BEAR YOUTH COALITION
The Spirit Bear Youth Coalition was established as one of the first youth run environmental organizations with the hope of uniting and giving a voice
to youth globally in the quest to save
B.C.'s rare white Kermode or spirit bear. We are backed by the likes of Dr. Jane Goodall and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,
Charlotte Church, and the Backstreet Boys, while serving as an umbrella organization for thousands of youth and adults alike.
The 'Tsmshian people believe in the legend of Moakshgm ol - the spirit of the rainforest.
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THE POTLATCH
In our continuing endeavor to promote our Native Culture, we bring you Coast Salish artist, Darlene Gait.
She is recognized internationally, her art is exhibited and held in private and public collections and her limited edition Giclees and prints are sold in galleries worldwide.
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ALASKOOL
This
site is graciously supported by the University of Alaska, First
Alaskans Foundation, and U.S. Department of Education. People
that have worked or are working on this project are geographically
dispersed from Juneau to Anchorage, Chevak to Kotzebue, Kiana
and Fairbanks. Few of these individuals outside of the central
project office spend continuous time on the Alaskool website project,
but all have contributed to its success in one way or another.
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SE ALASKA NATIVE KNOWLEDGE NETWORK
Welcome to Alaska Native Cultural Resources: Tlingit-Haida-'Tsmshian Southeast Region. This site also has access to the ANKN website directory by alphabet.
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VICKERS & ASSOCIATES
Matt Vickers (Gunaatsk) is an accomplished businessperson who has been at the forefront of establishing links in a cross-cultutral business environment for the past thirty-two years. As the President & CEO of Vickers & Associates and CEO of the Gitxsan Government Commission he is known as one of the top Aboriginal administratative managers in Canada.
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LAX KW'ALAAMS
First Nation Community of Lax Kw'alaams Band of Port Simpson,
British Columbia, Canada. A look into the community and lives of the 'Tsmshians in one of our Heartland communities. Keep up with the history and the times as you visit this site.
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NATIVE WEB
Native Web is a Resource Center for
Indigenous Cultures around the World. We have taken you to the section concerning the 'Tsmshians. It will help you to see what is available in cyberspace conerning our culture.
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NOT MILK *** CORN SYRUP
In our ongoing quest to promote good nutrition for a long & healthy life we ask the questions, "When did Native Americans begin thinking that milk & dairy products were part of their diet?" and "What is corn syrup?" It has been one of our many goals, for many years, to help provide valid information about the food industry in order that the consumer can make educate decisions about their food and their health through good nutrition. As we all know, and the statisitcs show, our nation is the fattest in the world. The health problems related with this fact are staggering. We hope this information will help you to become more aware.
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'TSMSHIAN CRAFTSMAN - David Boxley
David is a 'Tsmshian carver and performer from Metlakatla, Alaska.
After receiving his Bachelor of Science degree in 1974 and while teaching in Metlakatla he became devoted to the study of traditional 'Tsmshian carving. Since leaving teaching in 1986 to pursue his new career in carving, his name has become internationally known.
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CRAZY WOLF STUDIO
Ken Decker is a 'Tsmshian artist from Ketchikan, Alaska who specilaizes in Authentic Northwest Coast design Native Art. In "The Wolf Den" you will find a variety of different things, including designed drums to carvings of bentwood boxes, bowls, ceremonial hats, frontlets, halibut hooks, masks, rattles and spoons. Ken is also a teacher of his craft.
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NORTHERN LIGHTS HANDCRAFTED GIFTS
Steve was born in Pennsylvania, grew up in a small coastal town in Connecticut and moved to Ketchikan in 1976. Married Norma Milne and moved to Metlakatla. In his spare time from his mill work he developed various scrimshaw and engraving techniques using Mammoth ivory, fossilized Walrus ivory, glass, metals and SE species of wood to express the beauty of Southeast Alaska. Seeing is believing.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE ROBIN GYILA KYAW
Kitsumkalum is one of fourteen 'Tsmshian Tribes
that has occupied traditional territories in northwest British
Columbia for thousands of years, since Time Immemorial.
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ALASKA NATIVES
ONLINE
Anthems, Flags, Art, Celebrities, Culture, Dance,
Storytelling, History, Pictures, Music, Radio, Languages, Books,
Writers, Media, Genealogy, Travel, Tourism, Native Issues
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SHANNON
THUNDERBIRD
Shannon is an Educator, 'Tsmshian artist, Motivational
speaker, Singer and Storyteller. She is an advocate of the"ORIGINALS"
and representative of the Coast 'Tsmshian First Nations.
A MUST SITE TO VISIT!!!
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THE
'TSMSHIAN-GALLERY
Ed. E. Bryant was born in a small native village
on the Northwest Coast of British Columbia. Over the course
of his life he has been taught traditional values, including
the history, mythology, medicine and language of his people,
the 'Tsmshian. For over 20 years, he has been carving his art
pieces, in traditional 'Tsmshian style, mostly out of red and
yellow cedar, alder, birch, maple and yew wood. He also works
in bone, natural ivory, copper and silver.
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ALASKA LODGE GUIDE
For those looking for an Alaskan get-a-away for themselves or family & friends we suggest that you take a look at what the ALASKA LODGE GUIDE has to offer. Whether it's fly fishing for the chinook salmon or enjoying the scenery and the serenity of the
Alaskan outback you can find it here.
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