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Columbia Journalism School M.A. Business & Economics. Formerly of @EditorPublisher and past crime reporter.

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About Us - Islands

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By Aimee Long, Alyssa Choiniere, Andrea Romano Verified
| Islands Verified
Islands' vision began in 1981 as a print publication founded by Islands Media in Santa Barbara, CA. As one of Bonnier Corporation's (currently Bonnier LLC) preeminent magazines, it existed beside other noteworthy brands, such as Destination Outdoor Life and Popular Science. Islands' digital presence spans back to 2000, and it has existed as a digital-only publication since 2014.
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These Indigenous Iditarod mushers are preserving dogsled culture

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By Alyssa Choiniere
| Prism Verified
Real journalists wrote and edited this (not AI)—independent, community-driven journalism survives because you back it. Donate to sustain Prism’s mission and the humans behind it. Jody Potts-Joseph of Eagle Village, Alaska, grew up riding in sled dog baskets across her ancestral lands. In March, she became the first Gwich’in woman to run a sled dog team in the Iditarod. The race traverses 1,000 miles of Alaska wilderness, passing through Dena’ina, Iñupiaq, Athabaskan, and Yup’ik land.
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Alaska Natives navigate blocks from state government, fishing industry to maintain their lifeways

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By Alyssa Choiniere
| Prism Verified
Real journalists wrote and edited this (not AI)—independent, community-driven journalism survives because you back it. Donate to sustain Prism’s mission and the humans behind it. For seven years, Robert Nicholas has carefully protected the last strips of salmon remaining from the 2019 harvest, keeping them buried in the deepest part of his freezer where the air cannot spoil them with freezer burn. He wants to save them for his grandchildren. “Those kids are amazing,” Nicholas told Prism.
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