Elders - Words of Wisdom

NRC-ANE Fellow Melissa Chlupach - Traditional Foods Project

Welcome to season two of the National Resource Center for Alaska Native Elders podcast. On this episode, we speak with NRC-ANE Fellow Melissa Chlupach and discuss her project and partner ship with Bean's Cafe, a local day shelter in Anchorage, Alaska. Melissa is helping to implement a traditional foods program at Bean's. 
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Episode 5: The Importance of Elders

This month we spoke with Alaska Native student Paula Jones about her relationship with the elders in her life and how they helped support and guide her while growing up.

Episode 4: Willie Hensley and ANCSA

This month we talk to Willie Hensley about his life, career, and the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.
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Episode 3: Alaska Native Elders Moving to Anchorage

This month we talk with Chris Klabunde at the Southcentral Foundation Elder Program about Alaska Native Elders who leave their communities and move to urban areas such as Anchorage. We discuss positive aging, supporting Elders, and preserving cultural activities. To keep up to date with the NRC, find us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/UAANRC 

Episode 2 - An Interview With David Moxley

In this months episode, we're talking to School of Social Work Director Dr. David Moxley about how the School of Social work and NRCANE work together to promote care and provide resources for Alaska Native Elders.

Episode 1: An Introduction to the NRCANE

On the first episode of the Elders - Words of Wisdom podcast from the National Resource Center for Alaska Native Elders we talk to Dr. Jordan Lewis. Dr. Lewis is the director of the NRCANE and faculty member at the School of Social Work at the University of Alaska Anchorage. We discuss what the NRCANE is exactly and what sort of resources it offers.