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Cook Inlet Tribal Council is hold its 2nd annual Tribal Youth Services Symposium! The symposium is a 3-day conference that offers professional development opportunities for village staff with a focus on youth programs and culture camps. Last year we covered topics that included Social Emotional...
Join Recovery Services Alumni Council member Tyler Young for the weekly Sobriety Is Traditional recovery support circle. This is a recovery group that provides support, encourages the overall wellness of its participants, and promotes a healthy way of living. This peer supported recovery group is...
The Johnson-O’Malley Parent Committee will be holding a quarterly meeting on Thursday, February 2 at the Cook Inlet Tribal Council's Nat'uh Service Center in Rasmuson Conference Center (RCC) rooms 1-2. The meeting is from 5:30 - 7 p.m.
Join Recovery Services Alumni Council member Tyler Young for the weekly Sobriety Is Traditional recovery support circle. This is a recovery group that provides support, encourages the overall wellness of its participants, and promotes a healthy way of living. This peer supported recovery group is...
In Anchorage, 56% of the 1,225 youth in foster care are Alaska Native. There are only 20 Alaska Native foster homes Are you Alaska Native or American Indian and considering becoming a foster parent for Alaska Native and American Indian Youth? Join us...
Join Recovery Services Alumni Council member Tyler Young for the weekly Sobriety Is Traditional recovery support circle. This is a recovery group that provides support, encourages the overall wellness of its participants, and promotes a healthy way of living. This peer supported recovery group is...
Youth will complete an employment resume. The instructed workshop will be self-paced. Youth are encouraged to bring 3 professional references (Teachers, Coaches, Past Employers, etc), outdated resumes, and employment/volunteer history.
In observance of Elizabeth Peratrovich Day, CITC and the Nat'uh Service Center are closed. CITC, KNBA, The CIRI Foundation, and ANJC will reopen tomorrow for regular business hours.
Chickaloon Village is providing a free workshop for the community to learn beading and the Ahtna language. The class will be located at CITC's Nat'uh Service Center, February 22, 5-7 p.m. in the Rasmuson Conference rooms. These classes aim to rejuvenate the Ahtna Athabascan language...
Join Recovery Services Alumni Council member Tyler Young for the weekly Sobriety Is Traditional recovery support circle. This is a recovery group that provides support, encourages the overall wellness of its participants, and promotes a healthy way of living. This peer supported recovery group is...
H&R Block tax professionals will offer free guidance and advice on prepping and filing your taxes. Meet in Room 309 on CITC's 3rd Floor.
JNYO is limited to three boy and three girl athletes per school, per event, with a fee of $5 per athlete. The JNYO Games are for students in grades 1–6 as follows: Feb. 24: 5th & 6th graders Feb. 25: 3rd & 4th graders Feb....
Join Recovery Services Alumni Council member Tyler Young for the weekly Sobriety Is Traditional recovery support circle. This is a recovery group that provides support, encourages the overall wellness of its participants, and promotes a healthy way of living. This peer supported recovery group is...
Join Recovery Services Alumni Council member Tyler Young for the weekly Sobriety Is Traditional recovery support circle. This is a recovery group that provides support, encourages the overall wellness of its participants, and promotes a healthy way of living. This peer supported recovery group is...
Students will make their own traditional ice fishing poles and then travel to nearby lakes.
Youth (3rd-6th grades) will be immersed in the Alaska Native culture with activities such as daily Elder and Youth time; creating a miniature traditional home; NYO Games; making Agutaq; and field trips to the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Trampoline Park, and Animal Wildlife Conservation Center.
Students will make their own traditional ice fishing poles and then travel to nearby lakes.
Youth (3rd-6th grades) will be immersed in the Alaska Native culture with activities such as daily Elder and Youth time; creating a miniature traditional home; NYO Games; making Agutaq; and field trips to the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Trampoline Park, and Animal Wildlife Conservation Center.
Students will make their own traditional ice fishing poles and then travel to nearby lakes.
Youth (3rd-6th grades) will be immersed in the Alaska Native culture with activities such as daily Elder and Youth time; creating a miniature traditional home; NYO Games; making Agutaq; and field trips to the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Trampoline Park, and Animal Wildlife Conservation Center.
