02 May Youth See Themselves in Legal Professions with Color of Justice
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...
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...
With Share Winter, Native youth with no experience skiing or snowboarding get the opportunity to gear up, take lessons, and hit the slopes of their ancestral lands...
We are now recruiting for our Youth Employment Summer Internship Program!...
Together with the Eyak Corporation, the Worl family established the first NYO Games scholarship. This year, funders will offer two $1,500 scholarships NYO athletes...
Making CITC services more accessible Cook Inlet Tribal Council program participants now have access to a free, online app to connect to CITC services. The new myCITC portal gives program participants the ability to: Search for services Apply for services Safely message CITC services and staff Submit documents securely With just a...
A series of instructional videos aimed at a younger audience makes NYO Games more accessible and inclusive...
New lab will support more STEAM education for youth and entrepreneurs The Super Fab Lab is part of a $10.5 million project to build a new youth services building at CITC. The M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust has awarded $1 million to Cook Inlet Tribal Council (CITC) to...
As a member of CITC’s Youth Advisory Council, Tayler gets to work closely with the CITC Board of Directors—an opportunity, as she sees it, to influence future generations of Alaska Native youth...
The new Welcome Center--along with an innovative app called myCITC--will help people connect more easily with CITC services...
As a member of CITC’s Youth Advisory Council, Tayler gets to work closely with the CITC Board of Directors—an opportunity, as she sees it, to influence future generations of Alaska Native youth...