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Island Institute co-director Carolyn Servid describes this summer’s roundtable conversation scheduled for July 18-20 in Sitka. “Resilient Communities: A Form of Creative Resistance,” will involve 12 core participants — including Sitkan Gordon Blue — and thirty particpants in a three-day exchange of ideas.
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In 1830, President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act into law. The measure allowed him to negotiate the movement of Native Americans from the southern states to west of the Mississippi River. And the policy laid the groundwork for the Trail of Tears. Last week in Sitka, the former president went on trial before a jury of eighth-graders. 