Curyung Story Bridge
is a multi-year local story project that collects and organizes audio stories and related photographs shared by our tribal and community members.
Curyung Tribal Council
Sponsored by the Curyung Tribal Council, the Curyung Story Bridge is a multi-year local story project that collects and organizes audio stories and related photographs from our tribal and community members. Curyung Tribal Council is at the beginning of a new wave of generating local data and documenting our culture and history. The Curyung Story Bridge will help lay the foundation for the work we have ahead.
All photo credits go to Gwen Wilson
Hear Our Stories
Click the categories below to hear some exciting stories from Curyung StoryBridge. You can also go to the Public Stories Page for Curyung StoryBridge found at https://app.memria.org/Curyung/ and use the search box on the Memria page to find a story that you want to listen to.
We would love for you to share your story too.You can also listen to stories from other OurStoryBridge projects across the country as they are continually added here.
ATSAQ- Salmonberries - The Prized Gold of the Tundra!
Elder Dorothy M Larson overseeing her granddaughters
Kaylah and Kinikia as well as young Gusty Romie,
processing salmon in Curyung.
Cadyn Larson putting a fresh sockeye into the bin at
his family’s site on Kanakanak Beach.
Fiddleheadferns, one of Spring’s first gifts of
the upcoming harvest season. Soul Food!
