Voices for Justice –
Join Us!
Our 30th annual Voices for Justice fundraiser is on November 30.
Add your voice to our group of supporters by making a donation, attending the event, or starting your own fundraiser.
Thank You!
Together, we raised $140,977 in support of ANJC’s mission, through our 30th annual Voices for Justice fundraiser.
We are deeply grateful to our donors and sponsors for their generous support.
The Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) promotes justice through culturally based
advocacy, prevention, and intervention services
to restore dignity, respect, and humanity to all Alaska Native people
We moved! We’re now at 2550 Denali St.
Lifting Up
ANJC serves as a bridge between Alaska Native people and the justice system. We advocate for justice and work in partnership with community and statewide agencies.
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Contact ANJC for eligibility questions or to complete an application for services
recent Success Stories
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
Advocating for Himself and Others
“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.
Lifting a Burden
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.
our latest News
Alaska Intertribal Technical Assistance Working Group
ICWA Introductory Training for Tribes in Alaska
upcoming Events
recent Legal and Policy Updates
Alaska Court System Streamlines Sentencing Recommendation Process for Tribes
Tribes can make culturally appropriate sentencing recommendations for members of their community with criminal cases in state court resulting in convictions. Alaska Criminal Rule 11(i) …
Department of Justice Confirms Tribal Jurisdiction
The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) recently issued a memorandum confirming that Tribes in Alaska can exercise criminal jurisdiction over all Native people within …
Opportunities for Tribes to Collaborate with the State of Alaska
There are several options for Alaska Tribes to work with the State on justice-related matters. One of the options provides an opportunity to become involved …
Community Impact
Advocacy for Victims
individuals received services for domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, dating violence or stalking
Legal Representation
of protective orders taken to trial were granted
Justice Advocacy & Education
tribal ICWA members received training and education