You can now access all of the ANCSA Impact Series panel discussions online. You can access all discussions here or you can listen to a specific day by clicking on: Day 1 or Day 2.
You can also watch them by going directly to www.alaskalivestream.com and selecting the ANCSA tab at the top.
If you missed the presentations or would like to listen again, you can view the recordings here: Day 1 ANCSA Impact Series.
You may also access the recordings by going directly to www.alaskalivestream.com and selecting the ANCSA tab at the top.
Day 2 of the ANCSA Impact Series should be available soon.
If you are just learning of the ANCSA Impact Series event. You can join us in the UAF Wood Center Ballroom today, October 6, 2011, for discussions focusing on social change, governance and land ownership, culture, education, and leadership. The discussions will continue until about 4:15 PM today. If you cannot join us in person, please join us online by going to www.alaskalivestream.com.
The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner recently highlighted the ANCSA Impact Series. You can find the October 5, 2011 article here. You can find the September 30, 2011 article here. If you did not catch the event, the event is being recorded while it is being webstreamed so you will be able to watch the events at a later date.
Please see the agenda for the ANCSA Impact Series below. If you would like to view the complete program you can click the link for a PDF version of the program:October 5-6, 2011 ANCSA Impact Event Program
If you missed the presentation by Byron Mallot or you would like to watch it again, you can watch it here: Byron Mallot Shares Reflections on ANCSA or you can go directly to www.alaskalivestream.com and select the ANCSA tab.
Byron Mallot challenged the crowd in the UAF Wood Center Ballroom yesterday to not think of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) only in the economic or corporation mindset but from what it meant from his mother’s generation, the stewardship of the lands, and what it means for the future children. He spoke of his mother’s tears and desires for her children and how she understood that her son’s generation had the potential to change things. ANCSA represented the optimism of the mothers. He also explained that as ANCSA was being formed the Elders spoke of how the lands needed to be taken care of and passed down to future generations. The writers of ANCSA did not want a settlement that only benefited a single generation but “all generations of our peoples.” He encouraged people to create a society that recognizes differences and makes the whole better.
Vice Chancellor Bernice Joseph and Director Miranda Wright visit with Byron Mallot after his presentation.
Sherry Modrow, Chancellor Rogers, and Byron Mallot in the UAF Woodcenter Ballroom after Bryon's reflections on ANCSA.
Please plan on joining us for Byron Mallot’s presentation on September 13, 2011 at the Wood Center Ballroom on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus. After listening to Mr. Mallot’s presentation, we invite you stay for a reception to meet him and visit with those in attendance.
If you missed The Children of ANCSA: A Discussion with Willie and Elizabeth Hensley presentation, you can now watch it thanks to the folks at Alaskalivestream.com. You can either go directly to the presentation here or go to Alaskalivestream.com and select the ANCSA tab. We will also be webstreaming Byron Mallot’s presentation. Please be sure to join us as we reflect on the impact of ANCSA.
