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Alaska Native students through educational
support and programs.
GHF is working to ensure that Tinglit doesn't
become a lost Indigenous language.
collaborations and meaningful partnerships.
will help safeguard Southeast Alaska Native culture,
heritage, and traditional ways of life.
News & Announcement
- Sign up now for the Cultural Youth Cyber Camp being held in Juneau on July 25-29. Students entering grades 6-12 are eligible to register.
- High school youth entering 9-12th are invited to the Youth Jam at the Tram on June 10th. Click this message for free tickets.
- High school youth entering grades 9-12 are invited to the Yee Tusixán-We Love You All - Youth Jam at the Tram event on June 10 from 8-11pm at the Goldbelt Tram. Click this message for free tickets.
The Goldbelt Heritage Foundation was established in 2001 and is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that is managed and governed entirely by Alaska Native people.
Based in Juneau, Alaska, GHF is committed to protecting, preserving, and passing on the cultural identity and traditional ways of life of the Tlingit Indian people of Southeast Alaska.
Heritage Calendar
Upcoming Events
Latest News
GHF Launches New Website and Portal
January 31, 2022
GHF Receives $75,000 Language Preservation Grant
January 28, 2022
GHF Hosts Wool Blanket Making Workshop
January 22, 2022
Now Accepting Higher Ed Scholarship Applications for 2022-23
February 1, 2022
GHF and T&H Sponsor TCLL Parent Regalia Class
March 18, 2022
Cultural Youth Internships Now Available
March 22, 2022
GHF Gives Herring Eggs to Local Communities
April 14, 2022
GHF & Goldbelt, Inc. to Co-Host Summer Cultural Youth Cyber Camp
May 11, 2022
GHF Co-Hosts "Youth Jam at the Tram" Event
June 10, 2022
Values
Honoring multi-generational knowledge and leadership
Working with integrity, honesty, and trust
Being a part of a larger system of impact
