Ahtna, Incorporated

10/02/2026

Hi Seawolves, if you're on campus on Friday, October 2nd, from 12-3:30pm, please stop by the Student Union Den for the UAA Indigenous Scholarship Fair. Be sure to stop by the Ahtna Booth to say hello!

Indigenous and Rural Student Center (IRSC) provides a safe, affirming space on campus for Alaska Native, Native American, and Indigenous students attending UAA. It is a 'home away from home' where incoming and current students can find community, connection, cultural programming, and academic suppor...

10/01/2026

***JOIN US TODAY***

The Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) is hosting a Subsistence Listening Session, TODAY, October 1!

Subsistence is at the heart of our cultures, communities, families, and way of life. These listening sessions give Alaska Native people and communities a chance to share their experiences, concerns, and ideas about the future of subsistence in Alaska.

We want to hear from you. Your knowledge, experiences, and voices are essential as we work together to protect and strengthen Alaska Native subsistence rights for generations to come.

📍 Kluti-kaah Memorial Hall
📅 October 1, 2026, 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Lunch will be served.

Join us, share your voice, and help shape the path forward for subsistence in Alaska.

We look forward to seeing you!

10/01/2026

📢 Copper Center, we’re coming to you!

The Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) is continuing our statewide Subsistence Listening Sessions, and our next stop is Copper Center on October 1!

Subsistence is at the heart of our cultures, communities, families, and way of life. These listening sessions give Alaska Native people and communities a chance to share their experiences, concerns, and ideas about the future of subsistence in Alaska.

We want to hear from you. Your knowledge, experiences, and voices are essential as we work together to protect and strengthen Alaska Native subsistence rights for generations to come.

📍 Kluti-kaah Memorial Hall
📅 October 1, 2026, 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Lunch will be served.

Join us, share your voice, and help shape the path forward for subsistence in Alaska.

We look forward to seeing you in Copper Center! (Photo by Wayne Renfrow)

10/01/2026

Big opportunities may be on Alaska's horizon, which could create employment opportunities for Ahtna Shareholders and their families.

Projects like AK LNG could create demand for skilled workers across the state, including:

✅ CDL Drivers
✅ Laborers
✅ Construction Workers
✅ Welders
✅ Equipment Operators
✅ Electricians
✅ Heavy Equipment Mechanics
✅ Project Support & Administrative Staff

If you've been thinking about getting a trade certificate, CDL, welding certification, apprenticeship, or vocational training, now is a great time to start preparing.

The best time to train is before the jobs arrive.

Ahtna Shareholders may be eligible for assistance through the Ahtna Vocational Scholarship, which can help cover the cost of approved vocational and trade training programs.

🔗 Learn more and apply:
https://www.ahtna.com/shareholders/vocational-scholarship/

Invest in your future today. The skills you build now could open doors to the next generation of Alaska career opportunities.

09/29/2026

🌟 𝗔𝗽𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗻!
Are you a Tribal professional, community leader, or emerging Native leader looking to strengthen your leadership skills, expand your professional network, and create positive change in your community?

If so, you may be ready to join NNI’s Tribal Professionals Cohort!
The NNI Tribal Professionals Cohort is a year-long professional development program designed to equip Native leaders with the knowledge, tools and networks needed for Native Nation Building.

09/29/2026

***REMINDER, this Thursday, October 1 at Kluti-kaah Memorial Hall**

***Community Conversations on Subsistence and Stewardship***
Hosted by the Alaska Federation of Natives - Official Page

The Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) invites Tribal and Native Corporation leaders, Elders, subsistence harvesters, youth, natural resource staff, community leaders, and interested community members to participate in an upcoming Subsistence Listening Session in Copper Center.

As Alaskans consider the future of subsistence management, including potential policy changes, co-management opportunities, and constitutional amendment considerations, AFN is committed to hearing directly from Alaska Native communities to inform the development of positions and recommendations.

These listening sessions are designed to provide a respectful forum for communities to share their experiences, concerns, priorities, and visions for the future of subsistence. We want to better understand the challenges facing subsistence users today, identify regional priorities, discuss Native and local involvement in management decisions, and hear what principles and values Alaska Native people believe should guide subsistence policy changes.

The purpose of these sessions is to listen, learn, and ensure that community voices help shape future discussions—not to promote or oppose any specific proposal or management framework.

We encourage participation from:
• Tribal leaders and Tribal citizens
• Elders and traditional knowledge holders
• Active hunters, fishers, gatherers, and trappers
• Youth and future subsistence users
• Tribal natural resource and environmental staff
• Community and village leaders
• Regional organizations and Native corporations

Listening Session Information
Date: Thursday, October 1, 2026
Time: 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Kluti-kaah Memorial Hall, 104 Old Richardson Hwy,
Lunch will be served.

09/29/2026

📣 Career Opportunity for Ahtna Shareholders!

Interested in a healthcare career but don't have healthcare experience? The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) is recruiting for its Paid Patient Care Technician (PCT) Training Program at Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) in Anchorage. The program provides paid, hands-on training and is designed for individuals with little or no healthcare experience.

✅ Paid training
✅ No healthcare experience required
✅ High school diploma or GED required
✅ Learn patient care and clinical skills
✅ Pathway to a full-time healthcare career

📅 Next cohort begins November 30, 2026.

🔗 Apply: https://anthc.org/work-with-us/

Need help with your resume or application? The Ahtna Shareholder Enrichment Department is available to assist Ahtna Shareholders with resume reviews, career planning, and application support.

09/29/2026

Executive Office Support
NEW Solutions connects experienced workers (ages 55+) with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). These experienced professionals provide administrative, scientific, technical, and other professional skills that support the Bureau of Land Management through the Experienced Services Program (ESP).

The Executive Support Enrollee will provide assistance in the State Director’s office, scheduling meetings, processing documents for procurement and contracting, entering and processing employee travel, reconciling credit card statements, processing monthly financial reports, processing deposits, and managing employee time reporting and payroll. Additionally, this position provides support for the front desk public contact position, providing professional quality communications and information.

Over 55 and want to work, this position is currently funded for up to 728 hours

Please review the openings listed below. Clicking on a Reference Code # or Title will bring up details for the opening. ReferenceCode # Site Title Hourly Wage Agency ACA1-019 Little Rock, AR Cultural Resource Specialist $50.00 NRCS ACO1-011 Durango, CO Cultural Resources Specialist $30.00 NRCS ADC1-...

09/28/2026

⚖️ Legal professionals, this could be your next career move.

Join Ahtna, Inc. and help support the legal compliance and governance of one of Alaska's leading Alaska Native corporations while building a rewarding career with excellent benefits and competitive pay. ✨

🚨 Now Hiring: Paralegal & Legal Compliance Specialist 🚨

Ahtna, Inc. is seeking a Paralegal & Legal Compliance Specialist to join our team in Anchorage, Alaska. This position works directly with the General Counsel and plays a key role in legal research, corporate compliance, entity management, document preparation, investigations, and supporting the legal needs of the Ahtna Family of Companies.

✅ Comprehensive benefits package
✅ 401(k) with company match
✅ Medical, dental, and vision insurance
✅ Paid time off and company-paid holidays
✅ Opportunity to support and strengthen Alaska Native-owned businesses

Minimum Qualifications:
• Bachelor's degree (or equivalent experience) or Associate degree with Paralegal Certificate
• Five years of paralegal experience
• Five years of legal compliance experience
• Alaska Notary registration

⭐ Preference is given to qualified Ahtna Shareholders, Descendants, and Spouses.

Ready to apply? 🔗 https://aht1971.rec.pro.ukg.net/AHT1000AHT/JobBoard/b5e902eb-8919-4dab-bfa8-23d54b8ec174/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=e526e0f3-bfb2-4dfb-8653-a97adfcebb94

09/24/2026

***Community Conversations on Subsistence and Stewardship***
Hosted by the Alaska Federation of Natives

The Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) invites Tribal and Native Corporation leaders, Elders, subsistence harvesters, youth, natural resource staff, community leaders, and interested community members to participate in an upcoming Subsistence Listening Session in Copper Center.

As Alaskans consider the future of subsistence management, including potential policy changes, co-management opportunities, and constitutional amendment considerations, AFN is committed to hearing directly from Alaska Native communities to inform the development of positions and recommendations.

These listening sessions are designed to provide a respectful forum for communities to share their experiences, concerns, priorities, and visions for the future of subsistence. We want to better understand the challenges facing subsistence users today, identify regional priorities, discuss Native and local involvement in management decisions, and hear what principles and values Alaska Native people believe should guide subsistence policy changes.

The purpose of these sessions is to listen, learn, and ensure that community voices help shape future discussions—not to promote or oppose any specific proposal or management framework.

We encourage participation from:
• Tribal leaders and Tribal citizens
• Elders and traditional knowledge holders
• Active hunters, fishers, gatherers, and trappers
• Youth and future subsistence users
• Tribal natural resource and environmental staff
• Community and village leaders
• Regional organizations and Native corporations

Listening Session Information
Date: Thursday, October 1, 2026
Time: 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Kluti-kaah Memorial Hall, 104 Old Richardson Hwy,
Lunch will be served.

For additional information, please contact:
Nikki Stoops
(907) 229-2126
[email protected]

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The AFN Subsistence Listening Session is in person. These gatherings are meant to bring people together to share experiences, concerns, and priorities directly with AFN.

If you cannot attend or would like to submit your own feedback or story, you can do so by completing the form on the AFN website:

https://nativefederation.org/2026-afn-subsistence-listening-sessions/

Your input helps ensure Alaska Native voices guide future discussions on subsistence and stewardship.