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Salamatof tribal leader speaks on place names

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Kenai Peninsula College

The third Monday in January is Dr. Martin Luther King Day. It's also Alaska Civil Rights Day. To mark the day and to spark a local conversation about civil rights in Alaska, Kachemak Bay Campus of Kenai Peninsula College invited Salamatof tribal leader Jonathon Ross to present as a part of their monthly, Public Square speakers series.
Ross spoke about the Dena’ina people of Tikahtnu, Cook Inlet. He laid out their traditional territory, and talked about why it matters what geographic locations and villages are called.
Click on the audio below for a short excerpt from Ross’s presentation and for a recording of his full remarks.

jonathon_ross_200121.mp3
Salamatof tribal leader Jonathon Ross This program was recorded on Monday, January 20, 2020 by Nicole Arevalo at Kachemak Bay Campus of Kenai Peninsula College in Homer. The presentation is part of KPC's monthly, Public Square speakers' series.

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Kathleen Gustafson came to Homer in 1999 and has been involved with KBBI since 2003.