BSNC shareholders, descendants, and family members are invited to showcase their talent in this year’s contest.
New Category: “Our Youth, Our Future” – Snap a photo of the inspiring youth in your life!
Prizes for each category + an overall grand prize!
Submit your photos now: https://beringstraits.com/photo-contest/
BSNC proudly presents the newest video in our Mazzaq Tigittuaq series, Inupiaq for “sunrise”. Join BSNC shareholder Kiminaq Maddy Alvanna-Stimpfle and her Inupiaq immersion students at Nome Elementary School as they sing “The Goose Song” in Inupiaq. This song not only demonstrates the students’ great singing voices but also demonstrates their Inupiaq counting skills. Before the video ends, you’ll also hear the students sing the Inupiaq Alphabet. Watch this video and more at https://youtu.be/LBFL-2Gowm8
BSNC wishes everyone a safe and happy 2025.
Are you a BSNC shareholder or descendant enrolled in college or technical school or recent graduate? Gain valuable work experience and develop key skills through our paid 2025 Summer Internship Program! The 2025 period will take place May 19 - August 8, 2025. Learn more and apply at beringstraits.com/internship. We look forward to welcoming the next cohort of talented interns to BSNC.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from BSNC.
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Celebration of Native Art (CONA)! Your presence helped make this event a vibrant and meaningful celebration of Alaska Native artistry and culture.
A special thank you to the talented artists who showcased their incredible work and to King Island Dancers and Singers of Anchorage and the Kingikmiut Dancers and Singers of Anchorage for their beautiful performances. Quyaana, quyana cakneq, igamsiqanaghhalek, thank you!
King Island Singers and Dancers of Anchorage
CONA presents an exclusive opportunity to shop from more than 50 Alaska Native Artists, complemented by dance performances at noon and 2 p.m. CONA will take place today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
BSNC is pleased to share the latest installment in our Mazzaq Tigittuaq educational series, which translates to “sunrise” in Inupiaq. This video is part of a four-part series featuring Nome Elementary School Inupiaq Immersion students and their teachers. In this video, BSNC shareholders and Nome Elementary School Inupiaq Immersion program teachers, Kiminaq Maddy Alvanna-Stimpfle and Anaŋalutaq Annie Olanna Conger, share their work to preserve and teach Inupiaq language and culture. Anaŋalutaq shares her classroom tradition of teaching the Akłaq (bear) song to her students, fostering cultural pride and connection for future generations. Quyaana, quyana cakneq, igamsiqanaghhalek, thank you to Kiminaq and Anaŋalutaq for sharing their invaluable knowledge.