CITC offers Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training to the public — a workshop-based suicide intervention training that teaches anyone how to prevent suicide by knowing what to say and developing a plan to keep someone alive. More
Recovery Services Prevention Program students, their families, and staff recently spent a fun day at the Alaska Birch Syrup and Wild Harvest Products shop in Talkeetna, learning about birch tree tapping. More
Students share how support from JOM has helped them succeed, graduate, and stay connected with their culture and heritage. More
The high school senior from Sitka, Alaska, will attend Brown University this fall with the support of her scholarship; she plans to major in biomedical engineering. More
The students broadcast team from Bering Strait School District come to NYO equipped with a mission: to broadcast NYO Games online so families back home can watch all the action. More
“The most important thing about JNYO is that you are active.” Fifth-grader Eve Schlotthauer shares how NYO has boosted her confidence. More
Have you received CITC services? Participated in our programs? We want to hear from you! More
As the new Director of Strategic Initiatives for Get Out the Native Vote, Michelle Sparck aims to make the nonprofit a resource that supports Alaska Native candidates running for public office. More
In March 2020, as it became clear that the social distancing practices inspired by COVID-19 weren’t going to end anytime soon, CITC’s Peer Support Network looked to Zoom to help people in recovery socialize. More