Thank you to all those who tuned into this year’s Annual Meeting of Shareholders, held Saturday, June 6 via virtual meeting webcast.
2020 Annual Meeting of Shareholders
Thank you to all those who tuned into this year’s Annual Meeting of Shareholders, held Saturday, June 6 via virtual meeting webcast.
Preliminary results indicate that CIRI shareholders re-elected five incumbent directors to the CIRI Board of Directors.
You may recall earlier Raven’s Circle articles that referenced the John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act, which contains a provision to help eligible Alaska Native veterans of the Vietnam War era select up to 160 acres of land in Alaska.
The terms of currently serving SPC members have been extended an additional year.
CIRI shareholder Amber Christensen Fullmer (Inupiaq) decided to mark her hands and arms with traditional lines because, as a mixed-race person, “I could step out of being Native and into whiteness without thinking about it,” she explains.
Alaskans may now apply online for absentee ballots, making it easier to vote by mail in the 2020 primary and general elections.
2020 eVote, Early Bird and Annual Meeting prize winners.
Every Alaskan who responds to the Census increases the amount of money and resources we have to care for each other and Alaska for the next decade.
Kenai Peninsula moose and bear hunting permits now available exclusively to CIRI shareholders and descendants.
Online voting at vote.ciri.com is quick and easy, allows shareholders to vote anytime, anywhere (even when social distancing), and is more environmentally friendly.