Whether delving into Alaska Native culture, preparing for college or figuring out what it takes to make it in the “real world,” participants at the second annual CIRI C3 Experience were eager to embrace it all.
On Aug. 1, the CST Board of Trustees approved shareholder distributions from the third quarter onward to be paid from the CST.
Earlier this summer, I was fortunate to attend a meeting of the Tikahtnu Forum. It is gratifying when individuals and organizations come together to work toward improving the lives of Alaska Native people.
With more than $120,000 raised, three Anchorage charities scored a hole-in-one at the 2019 CIRI Golf Classic, held Friday, Aug. 2 at the Moose Run Golf Course in Anchorage.
CIRI shareholder Ben Baldwin (Inupiaq) can best be described as a Renaissance man.
From the comfort of their own homes, shareholders can read the latest CIRI news, update their mailing addresses and other contact information, RSVP for events and even vote in Board elections.
My name is Leeanne Smoke and I hail from the Athabascan tribe of Tyonek, Alaska.
Beaver Tales Coffee is owned by original CIRI shareholder Fredrick Dean Bell.
A program of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Immunization Awareness Month is held each August to highlight the importance of vaccination for people of all ages.
On July 9, CIRI summer interns Rachel Crosley, Ainsley Fullmer, Aubrey Nay and Jordyn Ransom drove out to assist Knik Tribal Council with its annual summer culture camp.