We hope this message finds you happy and healthy as we come to the end of 2020, a year that was truly challenging for everyone. Despite our challenges, ANJC continued […]
2020 in Review: Increased Capacity, Expanded Services Read More »
In October 2020, the Alaska Criminal Justice Commission released its 2020 Annual Report. Among the findings, in 2018-2019 Alaska law enforcement referred 621 sex offense cases for prosecution to the
Alaska Criminal Justice Commission Report Shows Low Prosecution Rate for Sex Offenses Read More »
ANJC’s newest program aims to keep Alaska Native youth out of the juvenile justice system Four years ago, when she became the Director of Operations at the Alaska Native Justice
Creating Connections to Reduce Recidivism Read More »
ANJC turns its focus to Alaska’s most vulnerable populations as it expands new services beyond Anchorage in 2021 Starting in 2016, the Alaska Native Justice Center’s Domestic Victims of Human
ANJC to Tackle Human Trafficking and Elder Abuse in 2021 Read More »
Losing Angel was the final blow. “That was the worst,” Antonio Arroyo described. “I had five people close to me die in six months, and Angel was the last. She
A Strategy for Success Read More »
2020: Growing. Stronger. Four years after becoming a subsidiary of CITC, the Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) has never been stronger, thanks to expanded services, new statewide collaborations, increased staff
Voices for Justice: ANJC’s 2020 Year in Review Read More »
ANJC launches a new mentoring program for Alaska Native youth, in partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters Alaska Justin Hatton still remembers the former youth program manager who helped him
Mentors Make the Difference Read More »
Thanks to their emergency planning in the wake of an earthquake, ANJC hit the ground running in response to COVID-19 In the wake of the November 2018 earthquake, staff at
Prepared for the Next Challenge Read More »
In a recent study by the Urban Indian Health Institute, Anchorage was listed as having the third highest number of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIW), and Alaska
High Rates of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Alaska Read More »
Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) Advocate Project Coordinator Heather Hagelberger received a Priceless Alaska award for anti-trafficking work at the Priceless “Redefine Worth” event this September. Heather was one of
ANJC Honored for Anti-Trafficking Work Read More »
