First Alaskans Institute’s 37th Annual Elders & Youth Conference will begin on Sunday, October 11 and close out on Wednesday, October 14 in a reimagined and culturally-enriched virtual environment.
The BIG One, AIGA Alaska's annual design competition, is open to designers statewide—whether you are an AIGA Alaska member or not.
The keynote speaker is Dr. Ricardo Romanillos, from the National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity (NAPE) to kick off the conference on Friday night. Saturday will be dedicated to learning and sharing sessions about a variety of topics including teaching CTE from a distance. If you have a topic you would like to discuss or share, please contact event organizers.
A diverse seafood panel will discuss the challenges they have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and offer lessons learned.
This year’s Alaska Tourism Industry Association (ATIA) Virtual Convention is themed “$49 in the 49” to offer our members high-value special presentations, socially distant events, and non-traditional convention fun. At $49 per person registration, you’ll get all kinds of amazing content for one low price.
The Alaska Chamber will host its Policy Forum following the Fall Forum Thursday, October 1st. It is a stand-alone event and will be held virtually, by Zoom. Unlike the Fall Forum, the Policy Forum is for members only.
The Alaska Chamber's 2020 Fall Forum will be a virtual series of four webinars/panels from September 22 through October 1 culminating with the policy forum.
The Alaska Nurse Practitioner Association (ANPA) conference has gone virtual this year, avoiding COVID-19 and extending access to all corners of Alaska. Expect an all-star lineup of speakers, including Dr. Anne Zink and USPHS James Dickens, DNP.
The Biodiesel Production Technology Summit is a new forum designed for biodiesel and renewable diesel producers to learn about cutting-edge process technologies, new techniques and equipment to optimize existing production, and efficiencies to save money while increasing throughput and fuel quality.
Training for Alaska K-12 educators designed to give you tools to teach about energy, economics, and associated careers in the classroom.
Red Cross volunteers perform such critical services as helping victims of fires, floods, storms and other disasters; serving as a Red Cross representative at community health fairs.
If you are interested in collaborating with Net Your Problem to increase the amount of debris diverted from landfills and incinerators and prevent from entering the environment, learn more about the organization's work by attending this event.
