First Alaskans Institute’s 36th Annual Elders & Youth Conference theme, “Qaneryararput Yugtun Piniqerput/Qaneryararput Cugtun Kayuqerput,” celebrates the beauty and importance of Alaska Native languages.
This two-hour class highlights significant employment legislation with which supervisors need to become familiar.
The Alaska Federation of Natives Convention is the largest representative annual gathering in the United States of any Native peoples.
A continuing medical education conference organized by the Alaska Academy of Physicians Assistants, providing up to twenty-five CMEs.
Former Governor Bill Walker will be interviewed by long-time Alaskan journalist John Tracy as the leadoff in the speaker series "Breaking the Ice: Envisioning the Future in the North."
The eighth annual Alaska Interior Medical Education Summit will offer community members a way to explore an ever-expanding array of health careers and educational opportunities.
Empowerment Through Employment’ will bring together employment specialists, IDD and behavioral health providers, advocates, employers and state agency staff to strengthen efforts to educate and employ Alaskans with disabilities and/or behavioral health disorders.
This two-hour engaging class showcases the competencies required for healthy relationships. The insights and tools offered will enable participants to build rapport, gain trust and hold themselves accountable when challenges and/or disruptions to work relationships occur.
Ancient and new, a mythic world-premier of Devilfish by Vera Starbard
The mission of the Alaska State Literacy Association is to empower educators, inspire students, and encourage leaders with the resources they need to make literacy accessible for all.
Keynote presenters at this year’s conference are Tom Murray and Lissa Pijanowski.
Don’t miss the Mighty Monster Boo Fest, an annual event, at the Alaska State Fair.
