The Duch’deldih Administrative Apprenticeship Program opens the door to professional careers for job-seekers, regardless of their experience. More ›

Sometimes, it’s not enough to get clean. Thomas McMichael got a second chance when the Chanlyut program shifted its focus to emphasize workforce and job skills development. More ›

Each year, CITC recognizes an outstanding employee with the President’s Susten Award. This year’s Susten Award recipient is Malia Davis, an intervention services supervisor with our Recovery Services department. More ›

Clare Swan Early Learning Center is making reading a family affair, with a series of new caregiver literacy guides meant to help parents support their children’s learning and to enrich the reading experience. More ›

For the first time in 66 years, the Eklutna River will run uninterrupted from its headwaters to the sea late this September. The water release marks a significant milestone in the effort to restore the Eklutna River and allow salmon to return. More ›

Graphic arts. Landscape architecture. Native artist. The people who work in CITC’s Fab Lab have backgrounds as varied as they are — and that’s what makes the Fab Lab what it is. More ›

CITC is actively recruiting for our Youth Advisory Council (YAC). The YAC will work alongside the CITC Board and President/CEO to bring the youth voice and direction into CITC’s mission. More ›

“That’s been the exciting part of this training: Getting teachers together so they have that connection and build on what they’ve learned together.” In August, teachers from seven Alaskan schools attended an Educator Training at the Fab Lab. More ›

On July 1 this year, Philip Ling came full circle. That was the day he officially became the Chickaloon Village Traditional Council’s Health and Social Services director — 11 years after he got his first taste of working in the department as a Rural Youth Services intern. More ›

It’s not often that Alana Humphrey gets to dream big when it comes to replacing the gently loved toys and furniture at Boys and Girls Club of Alaska. But with funding from the Child Care Quality Improvement Grant program, local childcare providers finally get to cross items off their wishlists. More ›