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Kendra Klotz had never worked in an office until her internship with CITC's Human Resources department last summer. She walked away from her internship with important career experience, a new mentor to look up to, and a tangible goal to pursue. Read more about her experience: https://bit.ly/3X5rE2j We are now recruiting for our 2025 Summer Internship! Apply by April 30. Get info here: https://bit.ly/3F2SamE

At the top of your to-do list this weekend? Apply for our summer youth internship! Youth ages 14-24 can gain paid job experience with a variety of employers. Who knows? You might just broaden your horizons! Get your application in by April 4. To apply, visit myCITC.com, search for “youth paid internships," then check the box “I am between the ages of 14-24."

Request your eligibility to access The CIRI Foundation’s scholarship portal that opens April 1!

Not long ago, a neighborhood kid asked Crim Alexie, “Can you teach me how to cook?” Normally, Crim doesn’t want to be in the kitchen after work. But that day, he made an exception. “I told him, ‘This is way out of my norm—but yes, I’ll do that for you,’” he said. The truth, Crim admitted, was that he didn’t mind. “My work doesn’t feel like a job. It feels like home.” Thanks to CITC's Supported Work Experience, Crim is working a job he likes while gaining skills and getting paid. Hear more about his story at https://lnkd.in/g2be68zt

For five years, the Alaska Dinner Factory has given young people ages 14-24 their first job experience through CITC's Youth Employment Program. It's a mutually beneficial situation: The Dinner Factory gets a paid intern, and young people gain skills that will take them through to their future career--whether that means moving onto a new opportunity, or staying with the Dinner Factory long-term. Interested in hosting an intern this summer? Contact our Youth Services staff at (907) 793-3300 or youthemployment@citci.org.

OPEN NOW! The Johnson O'Malley Student Activities Program funds items for Alaska Native and American Indian ASD students. Starting August 1, you can apply for funding for a variety of supplies that support your child's learning, including books, musical instruments, class supplies, tutoring, school uniforms, and more. Following this link to apply https://bit.ly/3A3vH6k

Thanks to @sharewinterfoundation for providing our youth with access to winter sports! They had a blast this winter cruising down the hills at Skeetawk! #sharewinter #sharewinterfoundation

🔥 Today's Hot Jobs🔥 Take it from our staff! We have some amazing benefits and want you! 💼 Available Positions: 📍Disability Employment Services Case Manager 📍Program Manager, Disability Employment 📍Teacher 📍Home Visitor 📍Administrative Assistant 📍Clinical Manager 📍Family Mentor 📍Facilities Service Technician 📅 Apply today! > https://bit.ly/3DMEuvj

Before last summer, Shelby Wholecheese didn't have much in the way of experience in the field of law and justice, even though she wanted to major in criminology. After a summer interning with the Alaska Native Justice Center, though, Shelby now has a better idea of which area of law she'd like to study. Learn more about Shelby's experience here: https://bit.ly/4dF7eTX The CITC Summer Internship is an opportunity for college students to get real-world experience in the career field of their choice. Apply today for the CITC Summer Internship! Applications are due April 30. Learn more and apply at https://bit.ly/3F2SamE

Is your high schooler looking for something to do this Spring Break? Have them join our Denelchin lab for their unforgettable Spring Break Lab where you'll get hands-on in the Fab Lab, creating salmon keychains from recycled plastic and designing personalized 3-D printed phone cases. Learn healthy relationships, sexual health, goal setting, and social media safety. Other possible activities include campus tours, beading, painting, indigenous music production, swimming, and a trip to March Madness at the Alaska Airlines Center! Sign-up now! > https://bit.ly/41m17jm