Devoting time, energy, & resources to this will be a delicate dance; we have yet to see this Gov hit the ballroom floor. Is he a secret Fred Astaire?
The old vintage rock band is back together in the House
We hope this is the year everyone decides to work together and with the tools at hand. It is not asking for a lot. Let’s think practical and hope big.
A New Year In Youth Engagement
Join us this year in making a new resolution: to support Alaska’s youth in becoming our next generation of community leaders and changemakers.
National climate draft document highlights dangers for Alaska
The draft update, now the fifth, is considered the preeminent source of climate information for the US, used by people around the world.
Together For Tomorrow
Please join us in standing Together for Tomorrow by making a contribution to The Alaska Center today. Every gift makes a difference!
Climate Progress Ahead
2023 can be the year for clean energy progress in our state if we keep pushing our leadership to enact policy that works with and for all Alaskans.
The Dust Settles and the Future Takes (a bit of) Shape
As the fanfare of the election fades and races are called, the action moves to legislative organization – who will be in charge, who will wield power, and who will not.
The Results Are In
We finally know all the 2022 Alaska General Election results! Thank you for voting and working to make our democracy strong.
The Youth Are Alright
Young voters know their futures are on the line. The recent election turnout should force leadership to evaluate how they engage with this demographic and push forward policies that work to ensure a future where young Americans can thrive.
Lathrop student starts Fairbanks chapter of environmental action organization
Josie Adasiak, a sophomore at Lathrop High School, joined 12 teenagers from across the state at the Alaska Youth for Environmental Action (AYEA) Youth Organizer Summit at the end of October to address climate change in Alaska.