New CITC Youth Program Aims to Reduce STD Rates
CITC’s newest youth initiative aims to help reduce the rate of STDs among Alaska Native populations — by teaching young people how to become better adults.[...]
With Never Alone (Kisima Inŋitchuŋa), CITC and its partners created a new precedent for sustainability and self-determination, and established a new genre of video games within the industry dubbed World Games.
Inspired by the rich art and imagery of Alaska Native cultures, Never Alone brings the atmospheric and compelling world of Iñupiaq and other Alaska Native stories to life.
Never Alone has garnered wide critical acclaim, and earned the "Best Debut Game" honor at the 2015 BAFTA Games Awards.
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Supported Work Experience Takes Job-Seekers "Behind the Desk"
Dara Overturf greets everyone who walks into the CITC Tribal TANF Office in the Mat-Su Valley with a beaming grin. Thanks to CITC’s Supported Work Experience (SWE) program, she’s got a lot to smile about.[...]
Partnership Is the Key
It’s the catalyst that makes CITC’s mission possible. It’s the piece of the puzzle that connects people to their potential. And Kayla Mike’s story is emblematic of how CITC’s partnerships work.[...]
Bringing the “Fab” to Utqiagvik
Meet the Mini Fab Lab, a compact, semi-portable version of CITC's Fabrication Laboratory, located in Utqiagvik, that enables North Slope Borough School District teachers to share previously out-of-reach STEM education with their students.[...]
A New Start
Tina Roberson can’t contain her enthusiasm when she talks about working as the Alaska Native Justice Center’s (ANJC) administrative assistant. She’s got good reason to be thrilled: With a helping hand from Cook Inlet Tribal Council and ANJC, Tina completely re-made her life.[...]