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Building Community Through Family Nights

  • Kate Mulder
  • Feb 5
  • 1 min read

Johon Atkinson with community members at Family Night in Nanwalek, Alaska
Johon Atkinson with community members at Family Night in Nanwalek, Alaska

Recent Family Night events in Nanwalek, Port Graham, and Tyonek brought together students, families, and community members for evenings of learning, connection, and cultural celebration. These gatherings featured hands-on activities focused on social-emotional learning, STEAM education, and local traditions, creating meaningful experiences for all involved.

Despite some weather-related challenges, events successfully adapted, ensuring participants could still engage in fun and educational opportunities. The strong turnout and enthusiasm highlighted the community’s desire for interactive, culturally relevant programs that bring families together in positive ways.

These events would not have been possible without the generous support of The Homer Foundation, whose contributions ensured that meals were provided to all attendees, making the gatherings even more accessible and welcoming. Their support played a crucial role in strengthening community ties and enhancing educational experiences for students and families alike.

Moving forward, continued support and collaboration will be essential to sustaining and expanding opportunities like these. By working together, we can keep creating spaces where learning, culture, and community come together in meaningful ways.


 
 
 

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