health care through grant funding and federal compacts. The objectives of these nonprofits are varied, but focus generally on cultural and educational activities. These include scholarships for Native students, sponsorship of cultural and artistic events, preservation efforts for Native languages, and protection of sites with historic or religious importance. Alaska Native village and urban corporations ANCSA created about 224 village and urban corporations. Below is a representative list of village and urban corporations created under ANCSA: Ukpeaġvik Iñupiat Corporation, village corporation for Utqiaġvik Bethel Native Corporation, village corporation for Bethel Cape Fox Corporation, village corporation for Saxman Deloycheet, Inc., village corporation for Holy Cross Huna Totem Corporation, village corporation for Hoonah Haida Corporation, village corporation for Hydaburg Goldbelt, Inc., urban corporation for Juneau Paug-Vik, Inc. Ltd., village corporation for Naknek Chenega Corporation, village corporation for Chenega Afognak Native Corporation, village corporation for Afognak and Port Lions Kavilco Incorporated, village corporation for Kasaan Klukwan, Inc., village corporation for Klukwan The Kuskokwim Corporation , village corporation for Aniak, Crooked Creek, Georgetown, Kalskag, Lower Kalskag, Napaimute, Red Devil, Russian Mission, Sleetmute and Stony River Natives of Kodiak, Inc., urban corporation for Kodiak Ounalashka Corporation, village corporation for Unalaska Ouzinkie Native Corporation, village corporation for Ouzinkie Shee Atika, Incorporated, urban corporation for Sitka See also Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act Alaska Statehood Act Alaska Native Allotment Act Alaska Land Transfer Acceleration Act Emil Notti Notes References Bibliography Borneman, Walter R. Alaska: Saga of a Bold Land. Harper Perennial. (2004) Dombrowski, Kirk. Against Culture: Development, Politics, and Religion in Indian Alaska U of Nebraska Press. (2001) Haycox, Stephen. Alaska: An American Colony. University of Washington Press. (2006) Haycox, Stephen. Frigid Embrace: Politics, Economics, and Environment in Alaska Oregon University Press. (2002) Haynes, James B. "Land Selection and Development under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act," Arctic Institute of North America, Vol. 28–3, pp. 201–208 (September 1975) Linxwiler, James D. "The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act: The First Twenty Years," Proceedings from the 38th Annual Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute. (1992) Roderick, Libby. Alaska Native Cultures and Issues: Responses to Frequently Asked Questions. University of Alaska Press. (2010) Williams, Maria Sháa Tláa. The Alaska Native Reader: History, Culture, Politics. Duke University Press. (2009). Worl, Rosita. "Reconstructing Sovereignty in Alaska," Cultural Survival Quarterly. (Fall 2001) Further reading Arnold, Robert D. Alaska Native Land Claims, (Alaska Native Foundation 1978). Berry, Mary Clay. The Alaska Pipeline: The Politics