The Status of Alaska Natives Report 2004 by Scott Goldsmith, Jane Angvik, Lance Howe, Alexandra Hill, and Linda Leask, with assistance from Brian Saylor and David Marshall

A new report on social and economic conditions among Alaska Natives. The report is in three volumes. Volume I is the main report; Volumes II and III are tables of detailed information on Alaska Natives from the 2000 U.S. census.

We have broken the report into sections for easier viewing and downloading. Copies of the entire report with appendixes are available in hardcopy and on CD. Cost of the entire report on CD is $5.00. Costs for hard copies of the report are:

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The Status of Alaska Natives Report 2004 Volume I

Executive Summary only (900 KB PDF)

Cover page, preface, table of contents and list of figures (1.47 MB PDF)

Table of contents and List of Figures only (204 KB PDF)

Chapter 1 Introduction (96 KB PDF)

Chapter 2 The Alaska Native Population ( 2.2 MB PDF)

Chapter 3 Alaska Native Health and Well-Being (4.2 MB PDF)

Chapter 4 Economic Conditions (1 MB PDF)

Chapter 5 The Remote Rural Economy ( 875 KB PDF)

Chapter 6 Education ( 1.8 MB PDF)

Appendices (1.2 MB PDF)

Volumes II and III are currently on ISER's Understanding Alaska site. Understanding Alaska, a special series of ISER research studies, funded by the University of Alaska Foundation, provided support for the Status of Natives report.

The Status of Alaska Natives Report 2004, Volume II, 2000 Census Data by ANCSA Region: Alaska Native or American Indian Alone (HTML and Excel formats)

The Status of Alaska Natives Report 2004 Volume III, 2000 Census Data by ANCSA Regions: Alaska Native or American Indian Alone or in Combination with Another Race (HTML and Excel formats)