Journey to the Bering Strait: Indigenous Lives and Rights

This chapter chronicles the challenging expedition to remote indigenous communities around the Bering Strait, emphasizing the personal motivations and risks involved. It provides an insightful look into the evolving rights and lives of Alaska's indigenous peoples, reflecting on historical contexts of colonization and the socio-political changes post-Soviet Union. Through narratives of cultural heritage, education, and community well-being, the chapter illustrates the struggles and aspirations faced by these communities amidst shifting geopolitical landscapes.