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Resilience and strong faith are two of the cornerstones supporting the dynamic memoir, “His Hand Upon Me: The True Story of an Alaska Native and her fight to end abuse” by Katherine Gottlieb, an Alaska Native leader and health and family advocate.

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His Hand Upon Me: The True Story of an Alaska Native and her fight to end abuse by Katherine Gottlieb (2020)

She is a member of the Old Harbor Village. She is also a 2004 MacArthur Fellow. She credits her achievements in life to hard work and dedication and coming to terms with a challenging early life.

Native America Calling’s May Book of the Month is a story of breaking the silence on abuse and pushing forward.

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