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Kuiggluk speech community	Risk society on the Last Frontier: Indigenous knowledge and the politics of risk in oil resource management at Alaska's North Slope

Becoming aware as a parent, schoolteacher and community member	Investigating a Yup'ik immersion program: What determines success?

A parent's choice	Focus on form in writing in a third grade Yugtun classroom

Authentic assessment for Yuuyaraq middle school students based on the Yuuyaraq curriculum	Focus on form through singing in a first grade Yugtun immersion classroom

Yuraq: An introduction to writing	Using multicultural literature to promote cultural awareness and deepen understanding of your own: A Yup'ik teacher-researcher's journey

Can we remain Yup'ik in these contemporary times? A conversation of three Yugtun-speaking mothers	Changing winds: National politics and its role in funding for rural development in Alaska

Highland hunters: Prehistoric resource use in the Yukon-Tanana Uplands	Nuniwarmiut land use, settlement history and socio-territorial organization, 1880--1960

Sugpiaq Russian Orthodoxy---conceptual analogy in religious syncretism in Nanwalek Alaska	Successful aging through the eyes of Alaska Native elders: What it means to be an elder in Bristol Bay, Alaska

Maybe an answer is in there: Life story in dialogue	Ways to help and ways to hinder: Climate, health, and food security in Alaska

Science education in rural America: Adaptations for the ivory tower	Come on Ugzruk, let me win: Experience, relationality, and knowing in Kigiqtaamiut hunting and ethnography

Niugneliyukut (we are making new words): A community philosophy of language revitalization	Skin drums, squeeze boxes, fiddles and phonographs: Musical interactions in the western Arctic, late 18th through early 20th centuries

Young Native Fiddlers: A case study on cultural resilience in Interior Alaska	Barriers to Ahtna Athabascans becoming public school educators

Polishing the mirror: A multiple methods study of the relationship between teaching style and the application of technology in Alaska's rural one to one digital classrooms	Liitukut sugpiat'stun (we are learning how to be real people): Exploring Kodiak Alutiiq literature through core values