The Youth & Education Programs create meaningful learning experiences that support youth development, cultural connection, and lifelong learning. Through school partnerships, hands-on cultural activities, curriculum development, and youth leadership opportunities, the program centers Indigenous knowledge while nurturing confidence, wellness, and responsibility. These offerings help youth build skills, strengthen identity, and stay connected to their culture.

The Culture & Arts Programs foster creativity, learning, and cultural continuity across Southeast Alaska Native communities. Through grants, cultural classes, and community gatherings, the program supports hands-on art practices, traditional knowledge, and meaningful opportunities for connection. Rooted in cultural stewardship, these offerings honor Indigenous ways of life while encouraging learning and artistic expression.

The Lingít Language Programs support the revitalization, teaching, and transmission of the Lingít language across generations. Through the development of language resources, educator cohorts, and mentorship-based learning, the program strengthens fluency, supports language teachers, and centers community responsibility to pass knowledge forward. These efforts honor Lingít as a living language and affirm its vital role in cultural continuity, identity, and collective well-being.