Unangax̂

Unangax̂, also known as the Aleut, are an indigenous people native to the Aleutian Islands and parts of Alaska. They have a rich cultural heritage, traditional language, and history of subsistence living through fishing, hunting, and gathering. Their society has historically been organized around community and resource sharing, with strong ties to the natural environment. Today, the Unangax̂ continue to preserve their language, cultural practices, and land connection, contributing to the diverse cultural fabric of Alaska. They are recognized for their resilience and vital role in the region's history and identity.