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| Publications by First Alaskans Institute and the Alaska Native Policy Center. |
| Community Engagement Documents |
| » 2014 Community Investments: 2012 Community Investments |
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| » 2009 Community Investments Documents: 2008 Community Investments Documents and Projects |
| » 2008 Community Investments Documents & Projects: 2008 Community Investments Documents & Projects |
| » 2007 Community Engagement Documents & Projects: Community Engagement Documents |
| Leadership Development Documents & Presentations |
| » 2004 Elders & Youth Conference: Documents and presentations from the 2004 AFN/First Alaskans Institute Elders & Youth Conference. |
| » 2005 Elders & Youth Conference: Documents and presentations from the 2005 AFN/First Alaskans Institute Elders & Youth Conference. |
| » 2006 Elders & Youth Conference: Documents and presentations from the 2006 AFN/First Alaskans Institute Elders & Youth Conference. |
| Alaska Native Policy Center Publications |
| » 2008 Energy Report: 2008 Rural Alaska: Current Conditions in Selected Villages |
| » 2004 Alaska Literacy Report: This report identifies Pre-Kindergarten through 3rd Grade literacy programs operating in Alaska, as well as professional literature and models for literacy development among indigenous populations. |
| » 2004 Alaska Native K-12 Education Indicators: An update to the 2003 Alaska Native K-12 Education Indicators report. |
| » 2007 Getting Behind the Numbers: The American Community Survey & Alaska Natives |
| » Attitudinal Survey – 2007 Native Communities of the Future: Report on the Conversations Convened by First Alaskans Institute June – August, 2007 |
| » 2007 The American Community Survey and Alaska Natives: An issue paper that explains what the American Community Survey (ACS) is, how it differs from the decennial census, what Alaska Native individuals and communities need to know about the ACS, and what Alaska Native policy makers should be doing in regards to this new demographic gathering tool. |
| » 2006 Alaska Native Student Vitality: Alaska Native Student Vitality: Community Perspectives on Supporting Student Success. |
| » 2006 Getting Behind the Numbers – Review of K-12 Research: Analysis of 2005 Alaska Native K-12 education indicators. |
| » 2005 Alaska Native K-12 Education Indicators: The 2005 update provides a brief quantitative overview of Alaska Native educational performance. This overview is not intended to be a comprehensive documentation of all indicators, but rather provides selected indicators of Alaska Natives’ school environment and performance. |
| » 2004 Our Choices Our Future Report: This report is an analysis of “The Status of Alaska Natives 2004”; a data report published by UAA’s Institute of Social and Economic Research. |
| » 2003 Spirit Camp Directory and Resource Guide: Spirit Camps teach traditional knowledge and encourage our youth to become strong, healthy adults who lead strong, healthy communities. |
| » 2003 Alaska Native K-12 Education Indicators: The indicators report provides a brief overview of Alaska Native educational performance, focusing on school profiles, district profiles, and teacher profiles. |
| » 2003 Native Perspectives on Alaska Issues: A survey of Alaska Native households across the state on a wide variety of topics. |
| » 2001 Alaska Native Education Study: A literature search of professional writings on Native American education, in-depth interviews with experts in the field, Native focus groups in urban and rural areas, and a telephone poll of 1,000 Native households throughout the state. |
| Newsletter |
| » First Alaskans Institute Newsletter: Download the First Alaskans Institute Report to the People. |
| Alaska Native Policy Center Project Documents |
| » Redistricting: Redistricting |
| Electronic Media |
| » 2004 The Next Wave is Native: A movie and interviews commissioned by the First Alaskans Institute for Leadership Forum held on June 28-29, 2004. |
| » 2003 Spirit Camp Gathering: Spirit Camps teach traditional knowledge and encourage our youth to become strong, healthy adults who lead strong, healthy communities. |
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