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Anna MacArthur
23:37 - 24:12
“I recommend the language that was included in the AFN resolution, but at the same time recognize that the city will use its own language.”
- Speaker
- Anna MacArthur
- Timestamp
- 23:37 – 24:12
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 26, 2026
From the transcript
I recommend the language that was included in the AFN resolution, but at the same time recognize that the city will use its own language. Sitŋasuaq as well, but we've seen partnership before, particularly around IPoP where the City of Nome, Koyuk, and other groups in the region came together. In that case, it was to have a shared stance on a mining project. So we have precedent for a partnership and we ask for that again. And so lastly, happy to answer questions, provide more information.
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