PPT-Historical context of Alaska: Reclaiming the role of Elders

Rosellen M Rosich PhD Professor Emerita of Psychology PIUAA School of Allied Health AK GILD GWEP University of Alaska Anchorage Anchorage AK United States November 20 2015 Identify several geographical factors that may impact accessibility of health care by Alaska Native Peoples. Lesson One: Introduction to the Book of . J. eremiah. A study of the book of Jeremiah. by Pastor Kris Holroyd. Sunday evenings at 6:00 p.m.. Book Recommendations. Jeremiah and Lamentations: From Sorrow to Hope. Workshop 1: introduction. History in the news and politics. Why do people use history today?. “history for comfort” . –. - Search for . answers. = grand narrative. Search for . heroes. = because of own leaders’ shortcomings. Past is Present. By. Lucy Apatiki. Definitions. Historical Trauma. Inter-generational Trauma. Alaska Indigenous History. Alaska’s Acquisition from Russia. Introduction of Diseases. Colonization/Assimilation Process. Act 1 Vocabulary . Scene 1. arithmetician: archaic a . mathematician. . bumbast. : archaic bombastic. . coursers. : archaic horses. . deluding. : misleading, deceiving. . epithites. : archaic lazy, worthless vagrants. August . 24, . 2015. . Copyright National Indian Council on Aging, Inc.. Our call is to…. To provide American Indian and Alaska Native Elders . comprehensive information on critical health and social service resources within and beyond Indian Country . Treatment of Elders. Elders who rule well worthy of double honor. Elders: Gk.. . Presbuteroi. , older men, but context indicates this is in an official . sense.. Rule: Gk. . Proistemi. . Be over, superintend, preside over.. Where is context important?. Ao3: . Exploring the ways in which the . context . (when and where it was written, what the social and historical background is) influenced the text; how it has been read/ received in different contexts since then. . . of Elders in the URC. Aim of the Elder’s Meeting. “......... shall exercise oversight of the spiritual life of the church. .”. The Role of the Elders Meeting in the URC. Foster concern in the congregation for witness, service, evangelism, education, ecumenical action. “Shoot all the . bluejays. you want, if you can hit ‘. em. ,. but remember it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird”.. To Kill a Mockingbird – . Cultural Context. Next to each statement put a “1” if you strongly agree, a “2” if you somewhat agree, a “3” if you somewhat disagree, and a “4” if you strongly disagree.. Pacific Herring (. Clupea. . pallasii. ) and herring habitat, like Sitka’s famous Herring Rock, were honored and cared for with names, songs, dances, crests, and protocols for engagement.. . After a long winter, the herring was highly prized for the roe which it yielded, and the coming of the herring to Sitka was the first event of the spring, a time of excitement for the people. . . The Herring Rock was the first place to which the herring returned. . . Early in the spring the herring gathered at the rock and started dancing round it. The water was silver with the fish flipping and jumping, and the rock was shiny with them. The people sang songs to welcome the herring. . . . Information. The Crucible. by Arthur Miller. Known and respected for his intimate and realistic portrayal of the working class, Arthur Miller remains one of the most prolific playwrights of his time. At the peak of his career immediately following World War II, American theater was transformed by his profound ability to capture the heart of the common man and make his audiences empathize with his plight as he attempts to find his . WITH CAMMY SRAY & ALEXA WINIK. Hist./Bio. Analysis– What Is It?. Situating the Text: Using the context surrounding a text to create a “lens” to interpret that text.. Context—event in author’s life or historical event/trend that occurred around time of text. SPRING 2017 Harvest Summary & 2017 Forecast, Millions lbs.ALASKA REGION Southeast 96 59 95 73 72 PWS 30 10 13 20 18 AYK 7 10 5 10 20 Bristol Bay 7 3 7 6 5 Other 19 10 17 9 12 Alaska Total 159 92 137 As Alaska’s Native peoples confront contemporary challenges, they increasingly find strength in the traditional values and practices that have sustained their cultures for millennia. In stirring words, What the Elders Have Taught Us pays tribute to the first Alaskans and the ancient values they consider paramount. Ten essayists, one from each of Alaska’s diverse Native cultures, were asked to write about a specific value that is common to all, lessons that have been part of their oral teachings for countless generations. The resulting essays are infused with personal reflection as well as profound truths. Featuring Roy Corral’s outstanding photography, What the Elders Have Taught Us offers rare insight into the lives of Alaska’s First People—at work and play, in celebration and sorrow—living out the legacy handed down by the elders.