The CIRI Board of Directors has been closely monitoring the actions of Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy’s administration since he took office just over eight months ago.
A Message from the CIRI Board of Directors
The CIRI Board of Directors has been closely monitoring the actions of Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy’s administration since he took office just over eight months ago.
As part of CIRI’s company-wide recommitment to deliver benefits that allow shareholders and descendants an opportunity to advance in their careers and lives, in 2015, CIRI significantly expanded its summer internship program.
A settlement trust can provide a broad range of benefits to its beneficiaries, including shareholder distributions, burial assistance, training and internships, cultural programs and other activities.
In Alaska, across the U.S. and around the world, it is becoming more common to open events and gatherings by acknowledging the traditional Indigenous inhabitants of that land.
In April, CIRI shareholder Alice “Debbie” Fullenwider was appointed chair of the Alaska Human Rights Commission.
CIRI descendant Rachel Crosley dedicates two hours per week to the Fairbanks, Alaska, chapter of Girls Who Code, a nonprofit organization that seeks to support and increase the number of women in computer science.
The Fireweed Business Center, CIRI’s corporate headquarters in midtown Anchorage, is an elegant, energy-efficient building that promotes productivity in a comfortable and controllable work environment.
In the U.S., violence against Indigenous women has reached unprecedented levels.
Please join CIRI in welcoming the following new adult SPC members, whose terms will expire June 2022.
In honor of Chief Chickalusion and the residents of Susitna Station, a potlatch featuring food, music, dance and prizes will be held Saturday, Aug. 3 in Anchorage.