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This session of Tundra Vision features Gwen Higgins and Arlene Schmuland of the University of Alaska Anchorage Archives & Special Collections presenting "You Haven't Seen Alaska Until You've Seen Alaska Home Movies": Personal Films as Primary Sources
Join us for this season of Tundra Vision for three behind-the-scenes look at how filmmakers and film archivists capture in motion Alaska’s diverse people, places and perspectives, and provide a unique vantage point into our Polar past.
Additional Dates
October 10
Marie Acemah, See Stories
Teaching Alaska History Through Community Filmmaking
October 24
Angela Schmidt, Alaska Film Archives, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Alaskans in Motion
The monthly program of the Alaska Writers Guild supports Alaskan
authors through various workshops, presentations, and panels on a myriad of
writing and publishing topics.
NOVEMBER PROGRAM: SCRIVENER!
Back by popular
demand! Have you heard about Scrivener, the ultimate writing
software? Author E.M. Shue will introduce attendees to tips and tricks for
using this program to enhance your writing experience.
Writer, wife and mother of three girls. E.M. Shue likes her whiskey Irish, her chocolate dark and her hockey hard-hitting. She just published her ninth book and is working on publishing at least eight books in 2020. Many of her books have won awards through the Colorado RWA Beverley contest.
Please visit www.AlaskaWritersGuild.com for
detailed descriptions of monthly topics. All programs are free and open to the
public.
Reading can provide a mirror that reflects your own culture
and a window that offers you a view into someone else’s experience. Literary
Bridges is a book club that strives to increase respect, empathy, and
understanding in Anchorage. Books are chosen to reflect Anchorage’s diverse
community and will vary in content and genre. All ages are welcome. Discussions will be facilitated by Bridge
Builders of Anchorage.
Bridge Builders of Anchorage’s mission is the promotion and celebration of harmony and respect among all cultures in order to make Anchorage, Alaska the first city without prejudice.
Need help with the Medicare maze? Come find your best
Medicare deal with help from Alaskan Medicare experts. Sponsored by the State of
Looking for a job? Wondering what you’re doing wrong? Come find out! We’ll be hearing from a variety of Anchorage employers, and they’ll be sharing exactly why people don’t get the job!
Come with questions – audience participation is encouraged!
Reading can provide a mirror that reflects your own culture and a window that offers you a view into someone else’s experience.
Literary Bridges is a book club that strives to increase respect, empathy, and understanding in Anchorage. Books are chosen to reflect Anchorage’s diverse community and will vary in content and genre.
All ages are welcome. Discussions will be facilitated by Bridge
Builders of Anchorage.
Bridge Builders of Anchorage’s mission is the promotion and celebration of harmony and respect among all cultures in order to make Anchorage, Alaska the first city without prejudice.
Reading can provide a mirror that reflects your own culture
and a window that offers you a view into someone else’s experience. Literary
Bridges is a book club that strives to increase respect, empathy, and
understanding in Anchorage. Books are chosen to reflect Anchorage’s diverse
community and will vary in content and genre. All ages are welcome. Discussions will be facilitated by Bridge
Builders of Anchorage.
Bridge Builders of Anchorage’s mission is the promotion and celebration of harmony and respect among all cultures in order to make Anchorage, Alaska the first city without prejudice.
Need help with the Medicare maze? Come find your best
Medicare deal with help from Alaskan Medicare experts. Sponsored by the State of