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Kilann Moonin Tanape

Kilann Moonin Tanape is from Nanwalek, Alaska. In 1996, as a high school senior at English Bay School in Nanwalek, she participated in the Nanwalek and Port Graham Project Jukebox project. Kilann helped conduct many of the oral history interviews with Nanwalek Elders that are part of the project. She has continued to play a leadership role in her community, including service on the local school council.

Kilann Moonin Tanape appears in the following new Jukebox projects:

Nanwalek and Port Graham

As Interviewer

Interview Title	Archive #: Oral History	Project	Abstract
Malania Anahonak	JBNA96003	Nanwalek and Port Graham	Malania Anahonak was interviewed on September 10, 1996 by Ron Stanek, Nick Tanape, Sr., and Kilann Moonin Tanape in Nanwalek, Alaska. In this interview, Malania talks about the traditional medicinal uses of plants. Nick conducts the interview and he and Malania speak in their Native Sugt'stun language. No translation or transcription of the audio is available.
Irene Tanape, Interview 1, English Translation	97-235-01	Nanwalek and Port Graham	Irene Tanape was interviewed on October 3, 1996 by Kilann Moonin Tanape in Nanwalek, Alaska. In this interview, Irene talks about her personal background, masking celebrations, and the traditional and medicinal use of plants. In the original interview, Kilann asks questions in English and Irene speaks in her Native Sugt'stun language. This recording is of an unidentified person (perhaps Rhonda Moonin?) translating what Irene said into English. The original all Sugt'stun audio is presented as a separate interview.
Irene Tanape, Interview 1, Sugt'stun	97-235-01	Nanwalek and Port Graham	Irene Tanape was interviewed on October 3, 1996 by Kilann Moonin Tanape in Nanwalek, Alaska. In this interview, Irene talks about her personal background, masking celebrations, and the traditional and medicinal use of plants. Kilann asks questions in English and Irene speaks in her Native Sugt'stun language. A recording of an unidentified person (perhaps Rhonda Moonin?) translating what Irene said into English is presented as a separate interview.