See Stories is an Alaskan 501(c) nonprofit, and our mission is to build inclusive communities with film and story. See Stories works to ensure that diverse Alaskans and youth are given the media skills to craft stories better representing the Alaska they know. We lead documentary film and podcast workshops for teens, empower teachers to lead multimedia projects in their classrooms, and share student-produced media with the public to foster a more inclusive Alaskan story and community.
Testimonials
Videos
New Beginnings: From Angoon to Hawaii
Tchabo documents Kyle Johnson Jr.’s experience welcoming the Hōkūle’a into his community, Angoon, and the connection between Angoon and the […]
Living with the Land by Luke Jack
See Stories is extremely proud of Angoon Intern Luke Jack, and the film he created titled “Living with the Land”. […]
Eaglecrest Ski Area
A film that captures the spirit of skiing and snowboarding at Eaglecrest, featuring interviews with enthusiasts who discuss the camaraderie […]
Cruise Ships in Juneau
This film explores both the drawbacks and benefits of a significant Cruise Ship presence in Juneau. Exploring Community and Place […]
Podcasts
Madilynn: What is art to you?
Madilynn, a West High School 9th grader, checks in with five friends about their art forms and the art pieces that inspire and […]
Isabel: The Heart of Teaching
Isabel is a senior at West High School, and she wants to know about teaching high schoolers. Isabel interviews a long […]
Efrain: Give Me a Passion
This project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and created on Dena’ina Land consisted of two podcasting workshops. […]
Daylin: Cultures of the World
Daylin, West High School 9th grader, interviews West High teacher Mr. Berglund about growing up in Morocco. Held at Bettye […]