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Leadership Challenge in Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska

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The annual tribal assembly meeting for the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska began this week, where the leadership of the organization is being challenged. Pata, the current second-in-command, announced her candidacy for the top leadership spot. The challenge comes amid public accusations made against President Chalyee Éesh Richard Peterson, who has held office since 2014.

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Allegations surfaced regarding Peterson, including claims of sexual assault and sexual harassment made by individuals who worked with the tribe. These claims were made against Peterson, though no criminal charges were filed. Pata was involved in a review into the allegations regarding the tribe's policies and procedures.

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Who's involved

  • PataCurrent second-in-command and challenger for the top leadership role.
  • PetersonIncumbent president of the tribal government facing a leadership challenge.

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