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Shareholder Spotlight: Clara Amidon
CIRI shareholder Clara Amidon (Yup’ik and Unangan) never dreamed she’d be teaching virtually during a pandemic.
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To increase participation in certain programs, CIRI periodically conducts prize drawings from the names of those enrolled who meet certain criteria and have a current mailing address on file with CIRI.
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Find out how to get your descendant identification card and learn about descendant benefits and youth programs!
Eliminate paper forms and waste by making routine record changes in Qenek, CIRI’s new shareholder portal.
CIRI shareholder Clara Amidon (Yup’ik and Unangan) never dreamed she’d be teaching virtually during a pandemic.
The CIRI Nominating Committee is seeking CIRI shareholders interested in nomination to the 2021 CIRI Board of Directors’ candidate slate.
On Sept. 25, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled that Alaska Native corporations are ineligible for CARES Act funding.
My name is Jeffrey Gonnason. I am Haida and an original CIRI enrollee. It has been my honor to serve as a CIRI Director since 2004.
In lieu of our annual in-person gatherings, please join CIRI for a virtual Friendship Potlatch!
Congratulations to Elder of the Year Virginia Wolf, Shareholder of the Year Tammy Ashley, and Youth Recognition Award recipient Aleshanee Nikita!
I truly missed seeing our shareholders and their families at this year’s Friendship Potlatches.
CIRI shareholder Clara Amidon (Yup’ik and Unangan) never dreamed she’d be teaching virtually during a pandemic.
