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Please enjoy this enlightening panel discussion on the documentary "Keep Talking," featuring Alisha Drabek PhD and Candace Branson. This panel was facilitated by PNWACC co-directors Heather Metrokin Cannon and Jessica Towns-Camara. 🎬 About "Keep Talking" 🎬 "Keep Talking" is a compelling documentary that explores the revitalization of the endangered Alutiiq language in Kodiak, Alaska. Through the dedication of language teachers, it delves into the challenges, triumphs, and profound cultural significance of preserving indigenous languages. Meet the Panelists Alisha Drabek, PhD: Dr. Alisha Drabek is a respected author and language revitalization expert. Her contributions to indigenous language practice are invaluable. Candace Branson, M.A.: Candace Branson is a passionate advocate for language and culture. Her work in practicing Alutiiq language is truly inspiring. About PNWACC The Pacific Northwest Alutiiq Culture Camp (PNWACC) is dedicated to supporting the Alutiiq Diaspora community and promoting cultural revitalization. If you enjoyed this video, please consider subscribing to our channel, turning on notifications, and giving it a thumbs up. Your support helps us continue sharing valuable content like this.


 
 
 

Join us for an incredible journey of Alutiiq cultural exploration! In this YouTube video, Jessica Towns-Camara and Heather Metrokin Cannon generously share their fascinating experiences from their Phoebe Hearst Museum archive adventures.

Discover the treasures and insights they've uncovered while exploring the Alutiiq ancestral belongings within the Phoebe Hearst Museum's archive in Berkeley, California. Jessica received a grant from the House of Welcome at the Evergreen State College, and she extended this incredible opportunity to Heather Metrokin Cannon and the PNWACC community. Together, they embark on a journey that promises to pave the way for new and exciting cultural activities in the Pacific Northwest Alutiiq Culture Camp (PNWACC).

Prepare to be inspired as Jessica and Heather recount their discoveries and offer a unique perspective on the ancestral belongings. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to learn. Subscribe, like, and share to stay updated!

 
 
 

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