Voices for Justice: Cora Moonin
Cora Moonin had sworn to herself that this time, after being in and out of jail since 2013, she would commit to making real change. And she did — with the help of the Alaska Native Justice Center. More
Cora Moonin had sworn to herself that this time, after being in and out of jail since 2013, she would commit to making real change. And she did — with the help of the Alaska Native Justice Center. More
Throughout 2019, the Alaska Native Justice Center has nurtured and grown partnerships that will allow the organization to provide more services to more people across the state. More
Many thanks to First National Bank Alaska for sponsoring the 2019 Fall Job Fair, which was held this past September. More
Before the annual Job Fair, participants attended a three-day workshop that paid off: From just one session, several attendees landed job interviews and four confirmed job offers from the fair. More
Outside, the weather was wet and dreary — but inside Northway Mall on September 20, hopes were high for more than 450 job seekers who attended the bi-annual CITC Job Fair. More
Growing up, Debra Hersrud moved around a lot. And every community she lived in had one thing in common. “Every place, I had either a friend or acquaintance or someone in the community die by suicide.” More
For people using CITC’s recovery services, one man is making Yup’ik-speaking participants feel at home with the simple act of speaking a familiar language. More
ANJC’s advocacy for victims of sexual assault led to the passage of Senate Bill 12, which corrects significant gaps in current sexual assault laws. For its work, ANJC has won a national award. More
On August 5, the sunshine, good weather, and promise of blueberries took one of CITC’s Peer Work Groups to Hatcher Pass for berry-picking. More
The Clare Swan Early Learning Center (CSELC) launched a new two-day “Enrollment Cruise” this week, making it simpler for parents to complete annual paperwork at CSELC. More