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Kaktovik numerals

A traditional “base 20” Inupiaq counting system is reborn using a set of unique numerals crafted decades ago by Kaktovik youth to keep traditions alive. In this Denełchin Lab activity, students design and make a clock using design thinking, laser-cutting technology, and resin to produce a modern tool inspired by ancient ways.

Indigenous Peoples Set Up Shop

Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian entrepreneur seeking to start or grow your business?

 

Indigenous Peoples Set Up Shop (IPSUS) is an empowering program hosted by Cook Inlet Tribal Council in collaboration with Anchorage Community Land Trust and Cook Inlet Lending Center.

 

What is IPSUS? It’s a comprehensive series of courses that offers FREE business training, product design assistance, and lending services. Led by experienced and knowledgeable instructors, this program aims to support and nurture the entrepreneurial spirit. No matter where you are on your business journey – whether you’re just starting out or already have an established business – IPSUS provides the tools you need to thrive.

 

Join our vibrant community of Indigenous entrepreneurs, and let IPSUS be the stepping stone to transforming your business dreams into reality. Learn more and apply online to begin your entrepreneurial journey today!

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CITC Youth Services

There’s something for all Alaska Native youth at Denełchin Lab. Learn more about all CITC Youth Education Services.

Afterschool Programs

CITC’s afterschool programs provide an array of options that promote academic success, skill-building opportunities, and cultural enrichment.

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Camps

CITC’s camps are held throughout summer and during school breaks to provide students with fun, engaging, and educational opportunities in a supportive environment.

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Johnson O’Malley

This program supports the educational needs of Alaska Native/American Indian high school students by providing school supplies, funding, and other resources needed.

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Calling all community members and entrepreneurs – sign up for classes that teach Fab Lab tools and technology. Put your imagination to the test, and learn how to design and fabricate products, tools, and artwork using the latest maker technology.

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