2023年1月6日 · For more than 50 years, the NYO Games have provided youth an opportunity to compete in traditional games, build values, and find a community. This month, Alaska Business Monthly magazine (AKBM) has published a feature story highlighting NYO, its impact on youth, and its importance to our community. Excerpt from feature:

2023年2月23日 · Featuring children from grades one through six who compete at Junior NYO Games, the videos offer clear, step-by-step directions for how to perform NYO events—with an emphasis on showing what the events look like when performed by smaller athletes.

across Alaska participate in the JNYO and NYO Games Alaska. Hosting NYO is a team e˜ort, made possible by individuals and businesses who donate their time, talent and funds to NYO each year. We have an easy and secure online donation portal, and corporate donations are eligible for the Alaska Education Tax Credit incentive! Join us! Together,

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Investments in many of CITC’s programs, including NYO and Denełchin Lab, are eligible for the Alaska Education Tax Credit Program, which offers qualified businesses a tax credit equivalent to 50 percent of a company’s investment, up to $1,000,000.

Each spring, NYO Games Alaska brings together student athletes in grades 7–12 from more than 100 communities statewide to compete in traditional Alaska Native games in the Senior games. Junior NYO (JNYO) also draws hundreds of young people in grades 1–6 to compete in their own version of the games.

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Each year, more than 2,000 students from more than 100 communities across Alaska come together to participate in the annual, state-wide Native Youth Olympics through the NYO and Junior NYO Games.

2024年10月21日 · The primary purpose of the Alaska Intertribal Technical Assistance Working Group (AK ITWG) is to bring together Alaska Tribes to collectively work toward enhancing safety and justice in Tribal communities with a particular emphasis on considering and preparing for the exercise of Special Tribal Criminal Jurisdiction (STCJ).