Deep-dive into Native Law
With its unique legal landscape, Alaska is the perfect place for law students and new lawyers to grow their knowledge and ability
With its unique legal landscape, Alaska is the perfect place for law students and new lawyers to grow their knowledge and ability
Last November, 86 Mount Edgecumbe High School (MEHS) students became lawyers, judges, and jurors for a single afternoon as they decided the fate of fictional defendants. The mock trial—which provided …
Sitka Students See Themselves in Legal Careers, Thanks to Color of Justice Conference Read More »
“I encourage others to ask, if you can; advocate for opportunities to become a better lawyer.” ANJC’s law clerkship provided a way for Geoffrey Bacon to gain experience while advocating for the people he serves.
Bethel caseworkers Gertrude Peter and Andrew Steven handled roughly 70 to 80 CINA cases this fall; their calendars can often be booked with back-to-back hearings. And, until recently, they were on their own.
ANJC’s interactive training provides staff with the lived experiences of survivors of abuse No one can find Legal Services. “It’s over there,” pointed out one participant of the In Her …
At 14, Sam Schimmel participated in the Color of Justice, a program that strives to get young people interested in careers in the legal field. His Native corporation, CIRI, selected …
Full Circle: Former Color of Justice Participant Returns to ANJC as Law Clerk Read More »
In-Person Training Creates Statewide Connections When a family needs a well child check in Aniak, it’s part of Mary Kvamme’s job to follow up. She accompanies a state trooper, and …
Annual event to encourage young people of color to enter legal field is a success This April 6 and 7, 64 Anchorage high school students saw the future—at least, one …
Youth See Themselves in Legal Professions with Color of Justice Read More »