Our Partners

To achieve our mission of strengthening tribal sovereignty and leadership, the Department of Tribal Governance engages with numerous partners across the state to provide place-based, culturally relevant educational opportunities for Tribal Citizens and those who work with Tribal Governments.

 
 

We partner with Tribal Governments, Alaska Native Organizations, Non-profits, State and Federal Agencies, as well as other University of Alaska programs, to create an increased understanding of the history, the strength, and the opportunities of and for Tribal Governance in Alaska. While all of our partners are not listed here, we have attempted to list those we work with most regularly to design and offer courses, workshops, and symposia. 

 

Tanana Chiefs Conference logo

Central Council Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska logo

 

Kawerak, Inc logo

Association of Village Council Presidents logo

Copper River Native Association logo

Yukon River Inter Tribal Fish Commission logo

 

 

Kuskokwim Inter Tribal Fish Commission logo

 

 

 

Ahtna Intertribal Resource Commission logo

First Alaskans Institute logo

RurAL CAP logo

Alaska Native Justice Center logo

Alaska Native Women's Resource Center logo

Northwest Boreal Partnership logo

Northern Latitudes Partnership logo

Alaska Conservation Foundation logo

USFWS Alaska Region logo

School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences logo

Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center logo

International Arctic Research Center logo

Drumbeats Alaska Consortium logo

UAF Indigenous Food Sovereignty Working Group interim logo

Tamamta logo

 

Community Partnerships for Self-reliance logo

 

Image at top: Decorating the Chief's son, Herbert, with Jit-the-ne. University of Alaska Fairbanks Archives, UAF-1985-72-92.