Practice Makes Progress
Lecon “Tim” Chuitt watched a look of horror grow in the eyes of the young mother at his table as her child began to struggle for air. The baby was choking. More
News Features
Training Our First Teachers
The Clare Swan Early Learning Center is changing the way early childhood teachers approach the classroom — by encouraging Alaska Native teachers to rely on what their own culture has taught them. More
Alumni Emphasize Interdependence
CITC’s Alumni Support program embodies the idea that individuals are stronger when they come together. More
STEM and Support Through In-School Programs
Whether a student needs a binder, some pencils, a feminine pad, or a pair of black shoes for choir, CITC’s Counselor/Youth Advocate at Central Middle School Natalie Wolgemuth has got it. More
ANJC Honored for Anti-Trafficking Work
ANJC has joined forces with other local organizations to put a stop to human trafficking in Alaska. More
Just a Phone Call Away
Since February 2019, the ANJC Tribal Indian Child Welfare Act Representation program has assisted seven Tribes with a total of 39 cases. More
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
Strength in Numbers: ANJC’s Year in Review
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
Partner Spotlight: First National Bank Alaska
Many thanks to First National Bank Alaska for sponsoring the 2019 Fall Job Fair, which was held this past September. More
Workshops That Really Work
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