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2022 marks our 50th NANAversary! To help celebrate

2022 marks our 50th NANAversary! To help celebrate this milestone, we are sharing a series of some of NANA’s exciting moments throughout history.

In 1976, 10 of the 11 village corporations in the region voted to merge with NANA. Each village shareholder would receive one share of NANA stock in exchange for every share of village corporation stock that the shareholder owned. This was a significant moment in our region’s history because our Elders chose to lead by example and show future generations that we are stronger when we work together as one.

“The [merger] took a tremendous amount of cooperation and trust, plus time and expense, all of which we hope to return to you in the form of a better life and more control over your future.” – Robert Aqqaluk Newlin Sr., printed in the 1976 NANA annual report

Photo: Robert Newlin accepts the roll of Natives for the NANA region from a Bureau of Indian Affairs representative. Printed on page 40 of NANA A Continuing History, by Richard Baenan.

Wishing everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving.

Wishing everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving.

With respect to the ongoing search and rescue effo

With respect to the ongoing search and rescue efforts, NANA is postponing our Noorvik visit. Our prayers are with those missing, their families and the search and rescue group. We will announce the rescheduled date at a later time.

With respect to the ongoing search and rescue effo

With respect to the ongoing search and rescue efforts, NANA staff will not be visiting Selawik today. We will reschedule at a later time. Our prayers go out to those who are missing, their family and the search and rescue group.

We are saddened to hear of the passing of former G

We are saddened to hear of the passing of former Governor Bill Sheffield. We honor his memory and are grateful for his decades of service to the state. Gov. Sheffield was instrumental in working with NANA to make Red Dog Mine a reality. In 1986, he attended the groundbreaking ceremony at the port site with Marie Greene, Frank Ferguson, Al Adams, Willie Hensley, Robert Newlin Sr. and John Schaeffer Jr. In 2014, Gov. Sheffield was back at Red Dog to celebrate the mine’s 25th anniversary and the economic opportunities it had provided NANA shareholders and the region that would reverberate across the state.

One of the things that unites our people is our su

One of the things that unites our people is our subsistence way of life. Our hunting, fishing, and gathering practices are essential to living the Iñupiat Iļitqusiat. Our ability to sustain these traditions and resources for future generations is dependent on the leadership that we elect. Our vote is our voice, let’s make sure we are heard.

Check out this voter turnout information from the primary election in August 2022. Let’s see if we can beat these numbers for the general election! Early voting is happening now, make sure to cast your ballot on or before Nov. 8, 2022. #GetOutTheNativeVote

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