Voices for Justice –
Join Us!

Our 31st annual Voices for Justice fundraiser is on Thursday November 21st.

Add your voice to our group of supporters by making a donation, attending the event – or both!

Through Thursday October 31

Calista Corporation is matching all donations 2-for-1, up to $7,000. Triple your impact today! 

Through Thursday November 7

GCI is matching all donations up to $5,000 – make your gift go twice as far today.

Through Thursday November 14

Donlin Gold is matching all donations up to $5,000 – double your impact with a gift today.

Through Thursday November 21

Tanana Chiefs is matching all donations 2-for 1, up to $10,000. Triple your impact with a gift today!

Thank You!

Together, we raised $190,000 in support of ANJC’s mission, through our 31st annual Voices for Justice fundraiser.

We are deeply grateful to our donors and sponsors for their generous support.

The Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) promotes justice through culturally based

advocacy, prevention, and intervention services

to restore dignity, respect, and humanity to all Alaska Native people

We moved! We’re now at 2550 Denali St.

Lifting Up

ANJC serves as a bridge between Alaska Native people and the justice system. We advocate for justice and work in partnership with community and statewide agencies.

How We Help

We provide a wide range of advocacy, prevention and intervention services.

Ready to Apply?

Contact ANJC for eligibility questions or to complete an application for services

recent Success Stories

Strengthening Tribal Justice: Alaska ITWG Brings Together Record Number of Tribes

In October 2024, the Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) hosted its second Inter-Tribal Technical Assistance Working Group (ITWG) meeting welcoming 36 Alaska Tribes to Anchorage. ...

Voices for Justice: “Advocacy Behind the Scenes”

Through its tribal justice work, ANJC helps work to ensure that tribes involved with ICWA cases achieve best-case scenarios for tribal children

Up Close with the Issues Facing Alaskans

Clerking at a nonprofit rather than in a law office allowed Cillian McDonagh to gain an alternate view of the issues concerning Alaska Native people

upcoming Events

Community Impact

Advocacy for Victims
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individuals received services for domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, dating violence or stalking

Justice Advocacy & Education
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tribal ICWA members received training and education

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The services we provide to our community are born from our four foundational concepts. 

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