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By Heidi Rader, Professor of Extension at University of Alaska Fairbanks One of the things I’ve long been curious about is how much food Alaskans grow, hunt, fish and gather and why they do it. This fall, I interviewed Jeff Yacevich, 38, who along with his wife, Laura Guiterrez, 40, is committed to getting much of his food from the …
Interior Native Vote Ambassadors is seeking outgoing adults who are passionate about civic engagement and excited about mobilizing the Interior Native Vote. Successful candidates will educate community members on all things related to the November 5th General Election, including but not limited to local and absentee voting methods and applications, polling places, and deadlines. All Ambassadors will receive training …
September 10th is a day to celebrate the tireless contributions of Community Health Aides (CHAs), but their work within remote Village communities doesn’t stop at clinical care. CHAs are a vital lifeline in bridging the gap between medical care and those who would otherwise have limited or no access to it. Job duties for a CHA include but are not …
Dear Tribal Members, As we enter into hunting season, I hope that you and your family enjoy your time outside together and that you are able to get enough food to fill your freezer. This season is a special time for many of us, a time to connect with the land, practice traditions, and ensure our families are taken care …
Senator Dan Sullivan has introduced an amendment in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would force the approval of the Ambler Road, bypassing crucial environmental laws and overriding the voices of Alaska Native communities. Despite widespread national and Tribal opposition, Senator Dan Sullivan has inserted an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would force the approval …
September 30th marks A Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a Canadian holiday in honor of First Nations, Inuit, and Metis residential school survivors and their families. In 2022, Tanana Chiefs Conference’s (TCC) Full Board of Directors adopted Resolution 2022-13. This resolution acknowledges the significance of A Day for Truth and Reconciliation and aligns Canada’s efforts to seek justice for victims …
October 6th: Deadline to register or update voter registration. October 21st: Absentee In-Person, Early Vote, Electronic Transmission, and Special Needs Voting begins October 26th: Deadline to receive absentee by-mail application October 26th: State Offices open for Absentee and Early Voting November 5th: General Election Day For more information visit: and follow Interior Native Vote on Facebook and Instagram to stay …
In August, the fall subregional meetings were held in Allakaket, Arctic Village, Anchorage and Manley, providing an opportunity for tribal leaders in each subregion to come together, share what is happening in their communities and to provide resources and ideas for local needs and challenges. These meetings are essential for fostering collaboration and ensuring that the voices of our communities …
Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) is committed to preserving the sacred burial grounds within our communities, recognizing their significance in honoring our ancestors and maintaining our cultural heritage. In alignment with this commitment, TCC is pleased to announce the allocation of $2,500 to each Tribe within the TCC region to assist in the maintenance and preservation of their cemeteries. These funds …
According to the 2019 Youth Risk Behavior Survey, over 1 in 3 Alaskan high school students reported feeling sad or hopeless almost every day for two or more weeks in a row. Additionally, 1 in 4 seriously considered attempting suicide, and nearly 1 in 5 reported an actual attempt. This September, Tanana Chiefs Conference and the 988 Crisis Lifeline invite …