When ANTIQUES ROADSHOW visited Alaska Native Heritage Center for our first-ever stop in Anchorage, we had the opportunity to meet Peter “Pilak” Griggs, Cultural Tourism Apprentice and world record-holder in traditional Alaska Native games. This Alaska Native Heritage Month, learn more about the history behind and cultural significance of these activities, plus see a demonstration of four games from Peter! ANTIQUES ROADSHOW's three episodes from Alaska Native Heritage Center kick off on Monday, J

Amelia Simeonoff has been working in traditional healing most of her adult life after taking mentorship with one of Alaska's most prominent Indigenous healers, Grandma Rita. Now she is using the practices of talking circles, drumming, and crafting to help Alaskans heal from trauma, generational trauma, mental health challenges, and feelings of suicide. This episode was made possible in part by a grant from the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority. Video by Matt Faubion, Jeff Chen, Kaylee King an

Video 4: Native 2 Native Tribal Healing ❤️‍🩹 Native 2 Native Tribal Healing: We use ancient tribal traditions, practices, methods and techniques to heal ourselves and our people 💗🦅🪶🙏🏾✊🏻✊🏿 “We Are The Change” - Jarrbikgala 🦅💗 Visiting nephew Peter Wheatherall at Toowoomba Base Hospital 💗🦅 #NativeToNativeTribalHealing #originalhealingtechniques #AboriginalTribalHealing #MentalHealth #youthsuicideprevention #aboriginalyouthsuicide #AboriginalSuicide | Alec Doomadgee