Pillars of Justice

ANJC’s Pillars of Justice are the basis for our services.

Social Justice Advocacy

Strategic Partnerships

Working with the right stakeholders toward our mission.

Convening

Bringing our partners together to focus around important issues and being an impetus toward the power of those working together to affect real change in the systems that adversely affect the people we serve.

Technical Assistance

Providing technical legal assistance to tribes and Tribal Courts across the state.

ICWA

This includes providing representation to Alaska Tribes in state CINA cases that implicate the ICWA.

Restorative Justice

Reentry

ANJC provides services and tools to those returning to the community after incarceration in order to successfully rebuild their lives. Working in collaboration with the Department of Corrections, reentry service providers, and other stakeholders, this initiative helps to ensure each individual receives the necessary tools to successfully transition back to the community upon release.

Participants gain support through comprehensive case management, peer-driven support groups, behavioral cognitive therapy, and additional linkages for housing, employment, education, substance abuse, behavioral health, and medical health care.

Advocacy for Victims and Survivors

Family Law

ANJC provides assistance to those who require help in navigating the legal system.

Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Human Trafficking, Dating Violence and Stalking

ANJC offers culturally sensitive services for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, stalking and dating violence; legal representation may be available to eligible participants.

Victims of Crime

ANJC offers services to victims of crime and their families

Elder Services

ANJC provides services to Elders who have been financially exploited or are a victim of neglect or another crime. We also assist Native elders with culturally competent and holistic end of life planning.

Education

Youth

ANJC’s serves youth with both youth reentry services and youth preventative services. ANJC provides mentoring, coaching, and advocacy for youth who need assistance navigating the criminal justice system. We also place significant focus on prevention and advocacy.

ANJC’s Youth efforts begin with its partnership with the Alaska Court System with the Color of Justice program which offers active learning opportunities to young people who have aspirations to work in the criminal justice system.

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