State Historian and Mug Up curator Katie Ringsmuth discusses the history of the Alaska Packers Association’s (Diamond NN) Cannery, located on the Naknek River in Bristol Bay, and the stories featured in the Mug Up exhibit at the Alaska State Museum.
“When Alaskans created the permanent fund, it was a grand experiment. Other oil provinces had tried to preserve some of their wealth for future generations — few, if any, had succeeded.” This documentary from 2004 examines the Alaska permanent fund and its history.
360 North and KTOO Public Media are proud to announce the release of “Lineage: Tlingit Art Across Generations.” Produced in Juneau, Alaska in collaboration with Tlingit poet and storyteller Khaagwáask’ Ishmael Hope as co-director, the one-hour documentary takes viewers on an intimate journey into the lives of Tlingit artists. As Khaagwáask’ writes, “the film spends…
The prison system can be a revolving door for people trapped in a cycle of incarceration. This documentary follows three inmates in Juneau, Alaska, from the moment they walk out the prison gates. They all face obstacles – getting a job, finding housing and fighting addiction — and share their first-hand experiences and insights. While…
Short documentary series about the Alaska Permanent Fund. Part 1 of 6.
A short documentary on the Alaska Permanent Fund. Part 2 of 6.
A short documentary on the Alaska Permanent Fund. Part 3 of 6.
A short documentary on the Alaska Permanent Fund. Part 4 of 6.
A short documentary on the Alaska Permanent Fund. Part 5 of 6.
A short documentary on the Alaska Permanent Fund. Part 6 of 6.
