“If you don’t know where you come from, it’s hard to know where you’re going.” Alyssa London is an author, founder of media company Culture Story, and first Tlingit Miss Alaska USA. She uses her platform to inspire cultural self-acceptance. Tatevik Aprikyan

Looking forward to this event with Amazon. Thank you Sage Ke’alohilani Quiamno for the opportunity.
It’s an honor to speak alongside both Albert Cheng and Kristian Fanene Schmidt [Krit] about increasing the awareness of the vitality of Indigenous culture through media content.

There are 574 Native American tribes recognized by the U.S. federal government. Of those tribes, 229 are in Alaska.

Watch our video with MSNBC’s Alyssa London, learn about the Indigenous community and celebrate its heritage: bit.ly/3SdyEIn

‘What the vast majority of Americans know about Indigenous culture is through movies or mascots. How do we change that? By bringing people like London, and her expertise, to the table.’ Alyssa London #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
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Happy Native American Heritage month!

Awww this warms my heart ❤️ Culture Story #heritage Own your Culture Story 🤗

Killers of the Flowermoon movie premiere in Los Angeles…. An important story about a tragedy carried out and motivated in part by greed and a lack of knowledge about or respect for Indigenous people, land and culture.

Today is my birthday 🥳 I’m a Libra born on 10/10 — having that as the date 🥳 I think is pretty darn cool.

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Happy Indigenous People’s day featuring the Tlingit Miss Alaska USA era

Happy Indigenous People’s Day from LBJ Women’s Campaign School! Today we’re celebrating our alumna Alyssa London, enrolled member of the Tlingit tribe, Communications Consultant and MSNBC Contributor, who is amplifying Native women’s voices on the national stage.

We're celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day a little early by looking back at our recent interview with journalist, content creator, and activist Alyssa London, whose documentary 'The Culture Is: Indigenous Women' is available for viewing on Peacock. cowboysindians.com/2023/09/live-f…

I am lovinggg this era... 😊

That’s amazing Makwa Giniw 👏🏽 congratulations 🎉

Got to watch the show, The Culture Is: Indigenous Women’ for the first time with @steftown my best friend since childhood and her kiddos. Aww special moments. She knows the road to get here to hosting a @msnbc special better than most!

It feels full circle now to have returned to Suquamish Tribe where the filming began for MSNBC The Culture Is: Indigenous Women. I was happy to share my gratitude for hosting us for the filming and to see Irene Carper & others who were so instrumental in making this happen.

Special moments from my Day 1 of the 75th annual Navajo Nation Fair 🥳 one of my favorite times of the year!

Proud of Austin- my client, CEO of Dine Development Corporation - he landed his speech 🎤 and presentation of this year’s dividend check to the Navajo Nation President

Means a lot to be featured by my dream school that I loved 🥰 going to 🌴 Stanford Alumni

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Photo by Brian Wallace, circa 2017