16 Feb Helping Youth Work Toward a Better Future
At just 15 years old, CS was sentenced to McLaughlin Youth Center for a violent crime. Three years later, with CITC's help, he's on a better path...
At just 15 years old, CS was sentenced to McLaughlin Youth Center for a violent crime. Three years later, with CITC's help, he's on a better path...
Through CITC youth programs, young people gain work experience, get support on the path into adulthood--and discover a "second family" of caring mentors...
CITC recently hosted its annual Family Holiday Celebration on Saturday, Dec. 2, bringing together families and individuals for a day filled with food, festive activities, and giving...
“I’m trying to become a role model for a lot of different Indigenous people to show that we can 100 percent prosper in a Western culture.”...
"It makes my day to spend time with them." As a volunteer with the new Elder Mentor program, Eva Atchak gets to be an honorary grandma...
Across Alaska, a transformative initiative has been brewing, shaping the very foundation of education for generations to come. The mission? To engage in profound conversations and envision what culturally-relevant education in Alaska could look like...
When budgets are tight, the Johnson O'Malley Student Native Students Activities Grant program bridges the gap...
Alaska’s future leaders gathered at Cook Inlet Tribal Council May 24 – 25 for an annual gathering of Tribal partners and youth from across the Cook Inlet region...
"Stories not share or captured are stories lost." This summer, ASD high school students can capture the stories important to them...
Thanks to the Color of Justice program, hosted by the Alaska Native Justice Center and its partners, students got an opportunity to imagine themselves in the legal field...