Through its newest program, ANJC staff have begun providing culturally-informed programs and supportive services for youth involved in the juvenile justice system. More ›

Expanded programs will focus on Alaska’s most vulnerable populations as ANJC works with victims of human trafficking and Elder abuse in 2021. More ›

Jail. Drugs. Addiction. This wasn’t the path Antonio Arroyo’s life was supposed to take. So he did the only thing he hadn’t tried yet: He got help at the Alaska Native Justice Center. More ›

Four years after becoming a subsidiary of CITC, the Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) has never been stronger, thanks to expanded services, new statewide collaborations, increased staff — and the lessons learned from not one but two major challenges over the last two years. More ›

A homeless couple, a new CITC employee, and a temporary shelter: This is the story of how a pandemic brought all three together and helped two people start a new life. More ›

CITC has always been a one-stop service center for individuals seeking jobs, family support, education opportunities, and more. Now, in addition to finding a wide array of services and programs at CITC, you can also vote. More ›

When the call for help came to provide emergency services to those impacted by COVID 19 at the Sullivan Arena, members of the CITC Homeless Shelter COVID Response Team responded immediately. More ›

CITC’s Ch’anik’en program emphasizes working with parents as the teachers of their own children, in their own home. So what happens when a pandemic makes home visits impossible? Ch’anik’en gets creative. More ›

This summer, intern Kira Fagerstrom wrote a student handbook and co-created policy around the COVID-19 pandemic for her Sitka-based employer, Outer Coast — all from the comfort of her Wasilla home — as the Youth Employment Program’s first virtual intern. More ›

Suicide is the 6th leading cause of death in Alaska. In 2019, an Alaskan died by suicide every 44 hours. But there is something that can be done. More ›