This paper recounts the genesis of the Alaska Native fatherhood movement, including an overview of the significant leaders and contexts, through which momentum was gained. Relevant features and considerations that distinguish the movement from its mainstream will be highlighted. The story will be told in the form of an empowerment narrative, from the perspective of the author, who played a prominent role in Alaska's early fatherhood practice. A historical timeline will be established, outlining significant programs and practices during the epoch of 2000-2006, throughout the state of Alaska. All of the information presented is current, and professional
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