Check out the radio stories St. Paul Island students produced at #BeringSeaDays! They wrote questions, engineered the interviews, and photographed their guests.
https://t.co/4QLkOHtvmJ
Ok non-Alaskans, let’s practice:
“Alaska Native” “Alaska Native” “Alaska Native”
NOT “Native Alaskan”. NOT “Alaskan Native”.
It’s not that hard. You can do it. I believe in you.
It’s “Alaska Native”. “Alaska Native”. “Alaska Native”.
The #Olympics are over. Now what? Experts say athletes may need even more #mentalhealth support after coming home from the games. My story for @NPR https://t.co/NooiAupXIA
An unintentional moment of gender equality:
The 2022 #WinterOlympics mark the first time a women's cross-country race was longer than the men's.
The men's 50km (shortened to 30km) was actually only 28.4km long.
But women skied a full 30km.
@OnHerTurf
https://t.co/kApckVssgW
There is only one 50-meter pool in the state of Alaska.
Lydia Jacoby is the first @usaswimming athlete from Alaska.
Now, she's got a gold medal. #TokyoOlympics
Great to see @zsobel13@agnel88_philip on the front page of @adndotcom today with their great deep dive on the safety of commercial aviation in Alaska. https://t.co/wrNoXWrXTU @KUCBNews
It has long been known that flying in Alaska is more dangerous than in the Lower 48. But even as aviation has become much safer across the US, an investigation by @ProPublica & @KUCBNews found some troubling trends in the state. A THREAD on how we did it
https://t.co/JIGCxkQCKl
Pregnant women in remote Alaska must travel to faraway hospitals for care.
The pandemic makes those trips harder—and shines a light on how tough it is to begin with.
https://t.co/fH64TQu9PG
It took Unalaska's clinic only *35 minutes* after this news broke to call me and ask if I was interested in getting vaccinated. Thanks to our local tribal health provider, I've already received dose 1 and I'm glad more people now have access to the vaccine.
The COVID-19 vaccine clinic set up at Sitka, Alaska's civic center looks different from many in the lower 48. No lines. No crowds. And many faces are much younger: https://t.co/JFyE7coCuy
Um yeah. Also rural Alaska (most of which are Alaska Native communities) communities are off the road system, depend on unpredictable flight schedules, have one health aide in a village (if any) and no running water and yes, these factors listed below.