CIRI Summer Interns Gain Real-World Work Experience While Immersing Themselves in Culture
CIRI was thrilled to host interns Elyse Decker, Maddie Mulcahey and Chloe Tetpon this summer!
CIRI’s Shareholder and Descendant programs are interconnected with CIRI’s mission and vision and weave together memorable experiences that add value to the lives of CIRI Shareholders and Descendants. Each program connects with CIRI’s diverse population in different ways, and provides unique benefits that match the interests of our Shareholders and Descendants.
The Programs department is continuously seeking opportunities to be responsive, relevant, and engaging and would love to hear from you!
Shareholders and confirmed Descendants ages kindergarten to adult are invited to submit original artwork. Winners receive cash prizes and have their artwork displayed at CIRI’s fall Friendship Potlatches!
CIRI’s virtual mentoring program provides mentorship in several areas—careers, culture, board membership and more. Opportunities exist for anyone over 18 years old interested in being a mentor or having mentorship from one of our selected mentors. Participants in this program can join from anywhere!
CIRI welcomes our young Shareholders and Descendants to pull up their sleeves and work with the CIRI team! Interested participants need a GPA above a 2.0 and enrolled or recently graduated from a two- or four-year degree program or vocational program.
CIRI Shareholders and registered Descendants are invited to provide your voice and perspective to your corporation. Shareholder and Descendant Participation Committee slots are available for those over 18 years old and represent Alaska, Anchorage, and the Lower 48.
Next Gen Day focuses on making connections through hands-on cultural activities. In 2023, the group constructed mini-drums and learned how staying connected with CIRI can benefit you now, and into the future!
CIRI was thrilled to host interns Elyse Decker, Maddie Mulcahey and Chloe Tetpon this summer!
CIRI’s fall Friendship Potlatches will be held Saturday, Oct. 14 in Kenai, Alaska; Sunday, Oct. 22 in Anchorage, Alaska; and Saturday, Nov. 4 in the Seattle area.
On June 1, Kenaitze and Salamatof tribal members celebrated fishing the first tide of the season and cut the ribbon on the new Kahtnuht’ana Dena’ina Community Hall and Harvest Pavilion.
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