Tlingit people

The Tlingit are Indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest Coast, primarily residing in southeastern Alaska and parts of Canada. They have a rich cultural heritage characterized by intricate art, diverse clan systems, and traditional practices like storytelling, dance, and totem pole carvings. Historically, the Tlingit were skilled fishermen, hunters, and traders, forming complex social structures. Today, they work to preserve their language, customs, and sovereignty while engaging in modern governance. Their culture emphasizes community, respect for nature, and spiritual connections, making them a vibrant and vital presence in their region.