Neerihiinjìk

NeerihiinjìkJohnny and Sarah Franks lives were steeped in the old ways of survival in the upland boreal forest of northeastern Alaska. Constantly on the move in search of game and other wild resources, sharing the harvest with others around them, and passing on their skills and cultural values through a rich tradition of oral literature, the Franks are vivid examples of how the Gwichin people survived as a nation. Neerihiinjk: We Traveled From Place To Place is a

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