Six legislators would review Alaska Native language teaching and research, hear from communities and experts, and report recommendations to the legislature.
Six legislators would study Alaska Native language teaching and research, hear from communities and experts, and recommend ways to support teachers, researchers, and language programs.
The legislature would establish a task force to review Alaska Native language education and research and recommend ways to support them. Six legislators would serve: three House members chosen by the House speaker and three senators chosen by the Senate president. Each group must include at least one minority-party member. The task force would seek input from Alaska Native language communities and experts. The task force may accept money set aside by the legislature and may meet online. The task force would meet within 90 days after the Act takes effect, report within one year after its first meeting, and end on December 31, 2027.
No hearings or votes scheduled.