Selina Everson and Ethel Lund will give a joint lecture on Monday, Nov. 30, on the Alaska Native Sisterhood (ANS).
The talk is part of a brown-bag lecture series sponsored by Sealaska Heritage Institute to celebrate Native American Month.
Everson serves on the executive committee of the ANS and has a long history of public service, especially in Juneau schools, where she is known as Grandma Selena. Lund also serves on the ANS executive committee and is a visionary in the field of Native health care.
The lecture is scheduled from noon-1 pm in the 4th floor boardroom in the Sealaska building in Juneau. It’s open to the public and free of charge.
Image of ANS leadership and members. From the Rosa Miller Photograph Collection, PO057, SHI Special Collections.
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