No Tears in the Hallway
Lael Bach isn’t a teacher or a traditional school counselor; as a youth advocate with CITC’s Transitions program, she describes her job as “other.” More
News Features
Choosing a Better Path
Brother James, a CITC STEM-E participant, was recognized for the positive choices he has made and the obstacles he has overcome with a Young People of Achievement Award, given by YWCA Alaska. More
One-Stop Shopping at the Nat’uh Service Center
All Harold Harrington wanted was a bus pass. But when he came to CITC’s Employment Training and Services Department, he got so much more. More
NYO to be Inducted into Alaska Sports Hall of Fame
In 1971, a handful of ninth-grade boarding school students played traditional games to stay connected with their homes and culture. Those games would lead to the first Native Youth Olympics. More
Coaches for Success
When you think “coach,” you probably think of sports. But instead of winning a game, CITC’s new Job Coaches will lead their teams to gaining employment. More
Changing Lives Through Traditional Sports
For the more than 2,000 other students who participate in Native Youth Olympics games each year, winning isn’t everything. More
Equipping Fathers for Changing the Future
CITC’s Fathers’ Journeys program offers mentoring, case management, and parenting classes to equip fathers with the skills needed to strengthen their roles in the family–but this crucial program was almost lost. More
“Jill” of All Trades
A positive attitude. A great work ethic. A willingness to pitch in, no matter what the task. Sometimes you’ve got everything a potential employer is looking for—but you still can’t find a job More
Symposium Sets Stage for Future Collaboration
This first-of-its-kind event at CITC brought together representatives from five Cook Inlet region villages for three days of workshops, information about resources, networking, and capacity building. More
Employee Fundraising Bolsters Christmas Basket Joy
From decorating the tree, to opening presents, to sharing a holiday family meal, Christmas is all about tradition. CITC’s got a holiday tradition, too: The Christmas Basket Program. More