Voices for Justice Fundraiser –
Join Us!
Our 29th annual Voices for Justice fundraiser will take place through December 12.
Add your voice to our group of supporters by making a donation, participating in our online auction, or starting your own fundraiser.
Thank you!
Together, we raised $100,800 in support of ANJC’s mission, through our 29th 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.
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Contact ANJC for eligibility questions or to complete an application for services
recent Success Stories
Full Circle: Former Color of Justice Participant Returns to ANJC as Law Clerk
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Journey to Justice: A Law Clerk’s 10-Week Adventure at the Alaska Native Justice Center
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Over $100,000 Raised During ANJC’s Voices for Justice Campaign
The funds will support ANJC’s mission of justice for all Alaskans Alaska Native Justice Center kicked off its 29th annual Voices for Justice fundraiser with …
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Community Impact
Advocacy for Victims
individuals received services for domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, dating violence or stalking
Legal Representation
of protective orders taken to trial were granted

Justice Advocacy & Education
tribal ICWA members received training and education