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Welcome to Election Connection Dear Shareholders, Notice is hereby given that the 49th annual meeting of shareholders of Sealaska will be held on Saturday, June

Endorsed Board Nominees There are four (4) open seats for the election of Sealaska directors. Sealaska has endorsed three (3) board nominees including Barbara Blake,

Annual Meeting Prizes Prize Rules You do not have to be present to win. Board members, Board nominees, officers and managers of Sealaska Corporation, its

Community Meeting Information After two years of meeting virtually, Sealaska is excited to welcome shareholders back to in-person events this spring! Shareholders and descendants are

Join Sealaska for the 49th Annual Meeting When:Saturday, June 25, 20221:00 p.m. Alaska Daylight time Where: Centennial Hall101 Egan DriveJuneau, Alaska How:In-person at Centennial Hall

Holders of the voting stock of record at 5 p.m. Alaska Time, on the Record Date, April 15, 2022, are entitled to vote at the

The survival of the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian people has long depended on a balanced view of the ecosystem inclusive of all living things. Sealaska

Resolution Information This spring, shareholders will have the opportunity to eliminate the one-quarter Alaska Native blood-quantum requirement associated with eligibility for shares in Sealaska. The

Independent Nominee Michael Roberts My entire career is a testament to my service to Native peoples andtheir genius – especially those in rural communities. And

Independent Nominee Debra E. Lekanoff Leading through service is a priority in my life. As your next Director, I will bring humility to serving our

Independent Nominee Michael (Mick) Bealsey Friends,I am asking for your votes to be part of the Sealaska board team for another three-year term. As an

Independent Nominees There are four (4) open seats for the election of Sealaska directors. Sealaska has endorsed three (3) board nominees including Barbara Blake, Jodi

Endorsed Board Nominee Richard Rinehart In my time on our board, we have made many strategic moves bringing us from losing money to making substantial

Endorsed Board Nominee Jodi Mitchell Sealaska’s operations are performing better than ever – record profits, benefits, and dividends to shareholders, and a profitable future as

Endorsed Board Nominee ‘Waahlaal Giidaak Our lands are our birthright as Indigenous peoples and communities. The wisdom of our ancestors is maintained through this connection

#NativeEnough Events Sealaska is holding a series of events centered on the issue of blood quantum (#NativeEnough). Below is a list of events that have

Resources This page hosts a collection of published articles by Sealaska, news organizations, academics, researchers, podcasters and others on the issue of blood quantum.   Sealaska

Blood Quantum Q & A In the past year, Sealaska has hosted a variety of conversations on Native identity and conducted extensive outreach to shareholders

Welcome! https://youtu.be/cMhaFf_jwpI Identity and belonging are some of the most deeply felt, emotional issues for Native people. Many of us – regardless of whether we

How Many Shareholders? Based on estimates produced by Sealaska, there are approximately 15,000 descendants of original shareholders who have less than one-quarter Alaska Native blood

How BQ Incorporated into ANCSA Blood quantum and ANCSA When the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) was passed into law in 1971, it contained

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Why Was Blood Quantum Part of ANCSA? Blood quantum first originated in the United States in the early 1700s in the Colony of Virginia, where it was used to limit the

ANCSA Corporations and Tribes ANCSA Corporations and tribes serve many of the same constituents – both have a mission to improve the lives of our

Why Did ANCSA Happen?  The discovery of oil on Alaska’s North Slope, along with other natural resources the government sought to develop, led to an

What Sealaska Was Conveyed Under ANCSA Sealaska Corporation Sealaska Corporation is the regional corporation for southeast Alaska. Southeast is the traditional homelands of the Tlingit,

Sealaska @50 This year marks the 50th anniversary of ANCSA, which was signed into law on December 18, 1971. ANCSA is the largest land settlement

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Enrolling with Sealaska Sealaska has have moved to a paperless enrollment process. We have also simplified the application process as well. We have dropped the

State and Regional Economic Benefits by ANCSA Corporations “The passage of Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) had effects that reached far beyond Alaska Native

Enter headline here Sealaska Corporation est corporatio regionalis Alaska pro australi. Southeast patriam sunt traditionales populi Tlingit, Haida et Tsimshiani, qui historiam communem habent, quae

Sealaska Shareholder Benefits Sealaska is committed to investing in areas that benefit shareholders. This includes funding educational and professional development programs like scholarships and internships,

Owners of Sealaska To be eligible to be an owner of Sealaska, original shareholders had to have at least one quarter Native blood quantum and

About Sealaska We believe a better future for people and the planet is within reach. We are a for-profit Alaska Native Corporation owned by more

What are ANCSA Regional Corporations

ANCSA Settlement What was the Result of the ANCSA Settlement?  Land Settlement   Through ANCSA, the federal government transferred 44 million acres of land to Alaska

About ANCSA The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971 (ANCSA) was a new approach by Congress to federal Indian policy. With reservations in the

Welcome! Identity and belonging are some of the most deeply felt, emotional issues for Native people. Many of us – regardless of whether we grew

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