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NANA is owned by the more than 15,000 Iñupiat shareholders who live in or have roots in Northwest Alaska.
📢 Summer Internship Opportunity with NANA! 🎉
Are you a NANA shareholder or descendant enrolled in college and passionate about communications? We’re looking for two interns to join our corporate communications team this summer!
As a communications intern, you’ll get hands-on experience working on projects like The Hunter newsletter and social media. You will also have the chance to learn new skills related to photography, graphic design, and videography.
Don`t live in Anchorage? Don`t worry! NANA provides college interns with financial and logistical support including airfare, housing, transportation, and meals in addition to a competitive hourly wage.
Don’t miss this chance! Apply today or share with someone who would be a great fit! Submit an application by visiting www.bit.ly/NANAcommsIntern
📥 To learn about other available college internships, visit www.nana.com/internships.
NANA is looking for an experienced and motivated external and government affairs coordinator to join our team! This is your opportunity to make a difference and help strengthen relationships with government entities, organizations, and stakeholders.
If you have strong communication skills and a passion for collaboration, advocacy, and making an impact for the NANA region, we want to hear from you! Learn more at www.bit.ly/ExternalAffairsCoordinator
🌋 Prepare for potential mail delays – sign up for direct deposit!
With the spring distribution coming up, we want to ensure shareholders receive their payments without delay. A potential Mt. Spurr eruption could disrupt check delivery. Sign up for direct deposit by 5 p.m. on March 31 to avoid delays and ensure a smooth distribution.
💳 Direct deposit = No delays
📅 Deadline: March 31 @ 5 p.m.
Sign up by contacting shareholder records at (907) 442-3301, (800) 478-3301 (toll-free), or records@nana.com.
Today, we celebrate the incredible strength, culture, and history of all Alaska Native people and communities.
At NANA, we are proud to uphold and share the rich legacy of our Iñupiat Iḷitqusiat, which connects us to our ancestors and guides us into the future. Together, we continue to honor the traditions, languages, and unity that make us strong.
Photo: May Howarth (center) with her daughter Ann (left) and her granddaughter Colby (right). Photography by @brianadamsphotography.
