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Sustainable Southeast Partnership

The Sustainable Southeast Partnership (SSP) is a dynamic collective uniting diverse skills and perspectives to strengthen cultural, ecological, and economic resilience across Southeast Alaska.

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The Sustainable Southeast Partnership (SSP) is a dynamic collective uniting diverse skills and perspectives to strengthen cultural, ecological, and economic resilience across Southeast Alaska.

Our network includes Tribal governments, community-minded organizations, local businesses, native corporations and entities, culture bearers, educators, state and federal agencies, storytellers and more. We envision self-determined and connected communities where Southeast Indigenous values continue to inspire society, shape our relationships, and ensure that each generation thrives on healthy lands and waters.

 
Spruce Root provides backbone support and coordination for the Sustainable Southeast Partnership. This work includes community planning and facilitation. If you are interested or want to get connected to these services, please contact info@sustainablesoutheast.net. 
 
The Spruce Root board of directors oversees the Sustainable Southeast Partnership’s present-day funding from sources beyond the Seacoast Trust.
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Woven: Our Stories

Built entirely in-house by our growing storytelling team, Woven: Peoples & Place, our annual magazine, is our love letter to the Sustainable Southeast Partnership because as storytellers, we have seen and reported on the positive life-changing impacts of this work for many years. We believe in the power behind these stories and hope that you will too. These stories and voices are connected because we are connected: woven together we are strong. 

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