CITC’s Recovery Manager Venus Woods is featured in one of a series of murals that are part of “Resilience After Trauma,” a project by artist and UAA Professor Steven Gordon that highlights the connection between trauma and addiction. More
In 2002, the team sportsmanship award given at Native Youth Olympic Games was named for Gloria Walker, a onetime NYO coordinator who was deeply involved in Native sports. More
Through CITC’s Youth Employment Program, young interns gain on-the-job experience in a professional environment, while employers get an extra, temporary employee at no cost to them. More
A record-setting 815 job seekers flooded Northway Mall on March 7 for CITC’s bi-annual Job Fair, where employers offered information about job openings and collected resumes. More
Alaska Native and American Indian children make up only 19 percent of the kids in the state of Alaska, yet more than 50 percent of the children in out-of-home care are Native. Under a new grant, ANJC will offer Tribes help with cases involving child welfare. More
The 2019 Tribal Youth Symposium (TYS) brought together representatives from every corner of the Cook Inlet region to collaborate and share their best practices for working with youth. More
Robert Shockey found a job after striking up a conversation with a CITC employee–but there’s more than one way to find a job through CITC, including at our upcoming Job Fair, March 7! More
In the wake of the Nov. 30 earthquake, a grant from the Rasmuson Foundation was the unexpected hero that kept the Alaska Native Justice Center from delaying services. More
“Anyone can have a plan, but not everyone takes action on that plan,” reflected William Kilbuck, the first graduate of CITC’s Life Skills program. Thanks to Life Skills, William is now a man of action. More
Kindergartners at College Gate are connecting with Alaska Native culture through Anchorage School District’s first Yup’ik language immersion program. More