05 Sep Tools for Student Success
When budgets are tight, the Johnson O'Malley Student Native Students Activities Grant program bridges the gap...
Our Stories
18 Aug Doing What They Can
“You’re in this constant state of fight or flight, you’re trying to survive—and you just don’t know how to get help. I knew I was in hell." CITC staff with lived experience give back to Anchorage's unhoused community...
11 Aug First Person: Emory Evern Builds a Solid Foundation
"I was facing a big transition in life." Emory Evern shares his story of using CITC support to embark on a new career...
03 Aug Bonded by Blood (and Ink)
It's not uncommon for someone to discover new relatives when they start working at CITC. Three cousins commemorated their bond in a creative and lasting way...
28 Jul Building Lasting Connections at Chanlyut
The residential treatment center reopens to visitation with family and friends for the first time post-pandemic...
06 Jul First Person: Daisy Workman Gets on the Road Again
Daisy Workman enjoyed her job at the hospital. But when she needed flexibility to meet her family’s needs, she switched gears, thanks to support from CITC...
15 Jun Eighth Annual Tribal Youth Symposium and Leadership Summit Creates Community Among Alaska Native Youth
Alaska’s future leaders gathered at Cook Inlet Tribal Council May 24 – 25 for an annual gathering of Tribal partners and youth from across the Cook Inlet region...
25 May ANJC Offers Support for ICWA Staff
“This training is something that’s been needed to fill a gap and make sure that those who do this hard work in their communities have the support they need,” said Casey Groat, ANJC Tribal Justice Facilitator...
11 May Digital Storytelling at CITC
"Stories not share or captured are stories lost." This summer, ASD high school students can capture the stories important to them...
02 May Youth See Themselves in Legal Professions with Color of Justice
Thanks to the Color of Justice program, hosted by the Alaska Native Justice Center and its partners, students got an opportunity to imagine themselves in the legal field...