Akhiok Village Council

Sun'aq Tribe of Kodiak is a federally recognized Alaska native tribe. Located in Kodiak, Alaska, the group represents more than 1,500 Sun'aq tribal members who reside on the island of Kodiak, on other islands in the Kodiak Archipelago, elsewhere in Alaska and Hawa'ii. It is dedicated to rebuilding traditional political and cultural institutions and practices. The group builds and supports Sun'aq tribal unity, cultural identity and lifeways. The people of this tribe blend the traditional lifeways of its tribal ancestors with the customs and practices of the many nations, such as Russia, China and Scandinavia.

The Sun'aq Tribe of Kodiak is a community-focused organization dedicated to providing its members with leadership, economic, and educational opportunities, while also preserving and celebrating their rich cultural heritage with pride and respect. With a strong emphasis on protecting their traditional homelands within the Kodiak archipelago, the Tribe's Natural Resources Department conducts various projects aimed at safeguarding the environment and promoting sustainable practices.Generated from the website

The Ouzinkie Tribal Council serves the village of Ouzinkie, located on Spruce Island in Alaska, which is home to approximately 200 residents primarily of Russian Aleut ancestry. This community, rich in history and culture, is part of the ancestral lands of the indigenous Alutiiq people and is accessible only by air and water. At the heart of Ouzinkie is the Nativity of Our Lord Russian Orthodox Church, a national historical landmark built in the 1890s, alongside various local services including a post office, grocery store, and health clinic. Employment opportunities in the village are largely provided by government entities and local enterprises, with a focus on preserving the cultural heritage and community spirit of Ouzinkie. Generated from the website