well, first of all...
we are on dena'ina LAND
and second of all...
native time is now.
We exist to continue the ancient art of storytelling today. We are a contemporary creative powerhouse located on the land of Dena'ina Athabascans. Native Time highlights the real Alaskan experience through multi-media productions. We are the creators of
Coffee & Quaq, Indigenous Future and The Archive.
basically...
WE DO DOPE SH!T
We love Alaska and its people. We cherish all the good vibes that have always existed here. There is so much about this place that is worth celebrating and there are so many unique stories to share.
Native Time is a gathering place for
all that dope sh!t.
We're here to spark conversation and
amplify diversity while enjoying the beautiful views of Alaskan life.
The Team
AUTHENTIC. CREATIVE. CURIOUS.
Native Time is a collaborative project created by Alice, Howdice and Jacqui. It was designed in their personal notebooks over a few beers one spring evening in downtown Anchorage.
Their vision is to create a space for dope Alaskan sh!t through productions of print, audio and video.
Alice Qannik Glenn
Alice Qannik Glenn is a 30-something-year-old Alaska Native Iñupiaq, born and raised in the northernmost city in the United States—Utqiaġvik, Alaska.
She enjoys tuttu soup and exploring topics related to cultural traditions, social progress, women empowerment, and spaceflight.
Alice is known for questioning the status quo, and she created Coffee & Quaq to celebrate and explore Native life in Alaska's biggest village, Anchorage.
Howdice Brown III
Howdice Brown III is a filmmaker of Iñupiaq descent whose family comes from Elim, Alaska. A graduate of UAA, he has spent the last 10 years in the commercial film and documentary industry.
Throughout his career, Howdice has traveled to many parts of Alaska; working on projects related to culture, art, history and health.
He has been a part of 3 Northwest Region Emmy nominated documentaries, two of which have won: “Kîtch.Káan: Our Native Legacy” (2012), and “Cold Water Survivors” (2013). Howdice currently holds the title of Head of Production at Channel Films.
M. Jacqui Lambert
M. Jacqui Lambert is a writer, designer and Iñupiaq dancer from Kotzebue, Alaska. She has 10 siblings and she Aunties over 20 kids. #LRT
Over the past five years, she’s led a passion project called The Qargizine, a publication that highlights expressions of rural Alaskans through artwork, photography and stories.
Jacqui was trained as a teenager through the Sivulliq Youth Media program. She’s been an announcer at KOTZ Radio, a writer for The Arctic Sounder, a volunteer at Alaska Public Media and an artist intern at Northwest Strategies.
