Alaska Public Media
Information Technology at AVTEC | Alaska @ Work
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- Information Technology at AVTEC | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- Jacey is turning her interest in technology and computers into a #career in #IT. At the Alaska Vocational Technical Center, #AVTEC, Jacey gets hands-on experience using real #networking and server equipment. To learn more about the program, visit:
https://avtec.edu/programs/information-technology
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
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- Training for a Career in Auto and Diesel Technology | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- University of Alaska Anchorage Community and Technical College offers #Automotive and #Diesel programs preparing students for careers in the Transportation and Power industry. These programs allow students to work while they learn so they are ready for high paying, rewarding #careers. To learn more about the Transportation & Power Division at #UAACTC, visit their website:
https://www.uaa.alaska.edu/academics/community-and-technical-college/departments/transportation-and-power/
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job sear...
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- Bright by Text from Alaska Public Media and PBS Kids
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- 7 years ago
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- Alaska Public Media Educational Outreach has launched a new free service that sends tips and resources promoting child development via text message. Bright by Text provides quality information and trusted resources to parents and caregivers of children prenatal to five. Text INFORM to 274448 for resources!
For more information, visit our website here: https://www.alaskapublic.org/ready-to-learn/bright-by-text/
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- Birders flock to Homer for shorebird festival
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- 7 years ago
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- World shorebird populations have plummeted 70% in the past 50 years, according to the Audubon Society. Scientists blame a combination of factors, including climate change. Many of the birds are specifically adapted to where they live and where they migrate to. One of those migration points is the Homer Spit in Homer, Alaska. Every year in May over 100,000 birds from 130 different species come to rest and feast at the spit. Birders come from around the world to see this spectacle, and in response, the Shorebird Festival was created 27 years ago.
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- Start a Career as a Vet Assistant | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- High Schoolers at King Tech in Anchorage, Alaska can get started on their path to a career working with animals through the Veterinary Assisting program. To learn more, visit their website:
https://ak02207157.schoolwires.net/Page/8289
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
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- The 2019 Shorebird Festival
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- 7 years ago
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- Shorebirds migrate thousands of miles, and every year in May over 100,000 birds make a pit-stop in Homer. This annual event prompted the creation of the Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival 27 years ago. Since then, birders have been coming to Homer from around the world to see and learn about the long-distance voyagers. Sandhill Cranes, Oystercatchers and Godwits are just a few of the 130 different species that make the trek to Homer and feast on clams and other shellfish.
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- The 2019 Campbell Creek Cleanup
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- 7 years ago
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- Every year in May, the Anchorage Waterways Council organizes the Creek Cleanup. Volunteers come together to remove trash from not only creeks, but all city waterways. Some wear waders and knee-high boots to trudge through creeks, others wear life-vests and canoe out into lakes. Bottles, sunglasses, plastic wrappers and straws fill up the bulk of the trash collection bags. Other items, like sleeping bags, a traffic cone, and a mangled vacuum cleaner are set off to the side. The group effort, started in 1984 under Mayor Tony Knowles, helps conserve Anchorage waterways and keep them habitable for the animals that live in them.
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- Members get more with AK Passport
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- 7 years ago
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- When you become a member of Alaska Public Media, you get more of everything you love about PBS. More of the drama, mystery, documentary, arts and culture, and connection to our world that you have come to expect. Your donation of at least $5 per month unlocks AK Passport, a member benefit offering extended and exclusive on-demand access to a rich library of your favorite programming - any time, any where.
So, don't hesitate! Support Alaska Public Media today, and start streaming your favorite shows by visiting https://www.alaskapublic.org/passport/
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- MIDNIGHT OIL | The Neighbors: Bonus Episode Preview
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- 7 years ago
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- Alaska is on the verge of a new oil boom... And the village of Nuiqsut is right in the middle.
A new episode of Midnight Oil is coming on May 9, 2019. Available wherever you get your podcasts.
Midnight Oil is an original podcast from Alaska Public Media, KTOO Public Media and Alaska's Energy Desk. Check out the entire podcast here: https://www.alaskapublic.org/midnight-oil/
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- The end of an era for weather balloons in Anchorage
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- 7 years ago
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- The National Weather Service is switching from a manual launch system for weather balloons to an automatic one. Around the United States, all National Weather Service locations launch weather balloons at the same time. In Anchorage, that means having someone inflate, tie up, and let go of the balloon at 3am and 3pm every day. At 3am Saturday, May 4, 2019, the National Weather Service in Anchorage performed their last manual launch of a weather balloon.
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- Stand with Public Media in Alaska
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- 7 years ago
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- Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy could zero-out state grants to local public TV and radio stations despite broad bi-partisan support in the house and senate. Join us. Stand together for public media in Alaska.
Do democracy by calling the Governor’s office at 907-465-3500 to voice your support for public media in Alaska.
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- Scientists conduct research on dead humpback whale along Turnagain Arm
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- 7 years ago
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- The body of a dead juvenile #humpback whale washed ashore in Turnagain Arm just past #girdwood along the Seward Highway on Monday. Scientists say the whale may have followed fish or #beluga whales into the arm and wasn’t able to turn back. The whale beached close to the Seward Highway, so the animal won’t go to waste and its blubber will be used by members of various Alaska Native groups. The location also enables biologists access for collecting tissue and organ samples.
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- Scientists conduct necropsy of juvenile humpback whale along Turnagain Arm
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- 7 years ago
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- The body of a dead juvenile humpback whale washed ashore in Turnagain Arm just past Girdwood along the Seward Highway on Monday. Scientists say the whale may have followed fish or beluga whales into the arm and wasn’t able to turn back. The whale beached close to the Seward Highway, so the animal won’t go to waste and its blubber will be used by members of various Alaska Native groups. The location also enables biologists access for collecting tissue and organ samples.
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- Sea Ice Loss in Alaska | Alaska Insight
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- 7 years ago
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- The decline in seasonal sea ice affects more than just arctic communities. That ice helps regulate world temperatures. Less ice means coastal communities are at risk of rising sea levels and coastal erosion. On this edition of Alaska Insight, we'll discuss the latest information on ice conditions and how the people of Alaska are working to adapt.
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- Ending Homelessness in Alaska | Alaska Insight
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- 7 years ago
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- On average, there are about 2000 Alaskans living without permanent housing. What is being done to help them? Is it possible to have zero people experiencing homelessness? That’s our discussion on this edition of Alaska Insight.
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- Explore a Career in Carpentry | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- The Southern Alaska Carpenters Training Center provides educational opportunities and apprenticeships for youth interested in carpentry. An education in carpentry offers a pathway to a successful career, without a four year degree. To learn more about the training center visit:
http://www.sactcapprentice.org/
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees. Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
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- Ending Homelessness in Alaska | PROMO
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- 7 years ago
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- Few things are as important to emotional and physical stability and wellbeing as housing. The high cost of living in Alaska puts those experiencing extreme poverty at risk for homelessness. On average, there are about 2000 Alaskans living without permanent housing. What is being done to help them? Is it possible to have zero people experiencing homelessness? That’s our discussion on the next Alaska Insight.
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- Alaska Laborers Training School | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- Jordan wasn't sure where to turn when he needed a job, but through the Alaska Laborers he was able to find a pathway for a successful career. Alaska Laborers are an important part of Alaska’s construction industry operating statewide. The Alaska Laborers Training School offers training for a career in construction through its apprenticeship program with no prior construction experience needed!
To learn more, visit their website:
https://aklts.org/
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a c...
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- Surprise snow covers Anchorage in April
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- 7 years ago
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- When Anchorage residents woke up on April 22, no snow was in the forecast. But by midday, a few inches had accumulated. It was the latest in a series of storms that have dropped snow on the city in recent days.Some residents were delighted for the return to winter. Others, not so much.
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- Cama-i 2019: The Legacy of Maryann Sundown and Agnes Aguchak
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- 7 years ago
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- In 2019 the Scammon Bay dancers returned to the Cama’i stage for the first time since their Elder, Maryann Sundown, passed away in 2011. She was well known as a Dance Diva. From her impressions of martial arts master, Bruce Lee, to the all too relatable mosquito dance – her performances connected people through laughter.
Maryann and her sister Agnes Aguchak, left behind a unique comedic legacy in Yup’ik dance. The subtle motions, deadpan facial expressions and downright slap-stick humor is extremely visual and can be seen in this video produced by Katie Basile and Joey Mendolia.
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- How Budget Cuts Could Affect Nonprofits in Alaska | Alaska Insight
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- 7 years ago
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- Alaska will more than likely see large cuts to social services as lawmakers try to pass a more balanced budget. Alaska's large nonprofit sector often fills the gaps where state money ends. As social service funding is reduced, what role will non-profits play in Alaska? It’s our discussion on this edition of Alaska Insight.
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- Free Reading Rendezvous at the Library!
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- 7 years ago
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- Bring the whole family to the 2019 Reading Rendezvous on Saturday May 18, from noon to 4 P.M. at the Z.J. Loussac Library in Anchorage. This free event has fun PBS Kids games, music and activities to promote literacy and reading. You can also get your photo take with Molly of Denali! See you then!
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- Warm spring temperatures set records in the Y-K Delta
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- 7 years ago
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- In the Y-K Delta, record warmth is causing the Kuskokwim River to melt out early. This past March and April, four people have died by falling through the ice while traveling on the river. Learn more here from reporter Krysti Shallenberger with Alaska’s Energy Desk.
https://www.ktoo.org/2019/04/12/melting-ice-is-disrupting-daily-life-in-the-y-k-delta-in-the-worst-possible-way/
Video: Joey Mendolia
Map: NASA
Music: FirstCom
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- Budget Cuts to Non-Profits in Alaska | PROMO
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- 7 years ago
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- With a large deficit in state revenues, Alaska will more than likely see big cuts to social services as lawmakers look to create a more balanced budget. That means services once provided by the government may become less readily available. Alaska’s large non-profit sector often fills the gaps where state money ends. As social service funding is reduced, what role will non-profits play in Alaska? It’s our discussion this week on Alaska Insight. Tune in on April
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- Alcohol Awareness | Alaska Insight
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- 7 years ago
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- Alcohol misuse is a big problem in Alaska, but public events promoting alcohol-free spaces are growing. As awareness about the dangerous of excessive drinking grows, what options are there for those seeking alternatives such as alcohol-free cocktails and alcohol free events? We hear from sobriety advocates Tiffany Hall and Quinn Christopherson on this edition of Alaska Insight.
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- The Governor's Permanent Fiscal Plan | Alaska Insight
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- 7 years ago
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- Governor Mike Dunleavy says reducing spending is just one part of his plan for future financial stability in Alaska. Three proposed amendments to the constitution could have a lasting impacting on the state's economy. The governor makes the case for his permanent fiscal plan on this episode of Alaska Insight.
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- The Governor's Permanent Fiscal Plan on Alaska Insight | PROMO
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- 7 years ago
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- Governor Mike Dunleavy says Alaska's budget deficit requires dramatic cuts to state services and he wants it done in one year.
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- Ironworkers' Apprenticeship Week Kicks Off | Alaska at Work
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- 7 years ago
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- A group of aspiring Ironworkers came together for a one week apprenticeship training provided by Iron Workers Local 751, Anchorage, Alaska. Learn more about this opportunity at: www.ironworkers751.org
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska at Work, focuses on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
Video by: Daniel Hernandez
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- Employment Outlook and Options for Job-Seekers | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- How are Alaskans faring more than 3 years into the state’s budget deficit and job loss? One way to consider the employment status is to look at the Midtown Job Center in Anchorage and see how many job-seekers are visiting them, what employers are seeking in applicants and what jobs are available in the current economy. Alaska Public Media's Kirsten Swann and Daniel Hernandez went there to answer some of those questions.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
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- Workforce Readiness Opportunities | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- Alaska ranks last in the country for the number of students who go on to higher education, according to University of Alaska President Jim Johnsen. But in Alaska, many jobs don't require a traditional college education. There are a variety of workforce education and training opportunities for all Alaskans and Lori Townsend looks at some of them in this story for Alaska @ Work.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions,
and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce
development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is
amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents,
educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
Additional footage provided by: KTOO, APICC,...
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- High Skill Jobs: Non Traditional Paths | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- There are numerous pathways to a great career. Many people choose the college or university route, but multiple high paying jobs require no college education at all. What are these careers and how can Alaskans train to get them? Alaska Public Media's Lori Townsend reports on some of these career training programs that can lead to fulfilling, high-demand work.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
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- Youth in the Hospitality Industry | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- A group of Alaska youth get to experience some of the ins-and-outs of the hospitality industry. The youth are Service High School students in a program called ProStart. ProStart is a two-year program for high school students that develops the best and brightest talent into tomorrow’s foodservice leaders.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
For more information about ProStart, visit their website or Facebook page.
https://www.alaskaprostart.org/
https://www.faceboo...
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- Alaska Seeds of Change | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- Alaska Seeds of Change hires young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 to work part time. They tend to look for people without much job experience who want to learn how to get and keep a job, and learn a little extra about how to be an adult. They offer their employees training, referrals, long term support and other formal services.
To learn more about Alaska Seeds of Change, or to apply for a job as a greenhouse grower, visit akseedsofchange.com.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
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- Northern Industrial Training | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- Northern Industrial Training provides career training programs in Alaska that enable their students to learn job relevant, employable skills. These Alaskan training programs are designed to meet state and national requirements for many jobs, and develop skills needed to advance your career.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees. Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
For more information about Northern Industrial training, visit their website: https://www.nitalaska.com/
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- Alaska Joint Electrical Apprenticeship | Alaska @Work
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- 7 years ago
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- The Alaska Joint Electrical Apprenticeship and Training Trust is a joint partnership between The Alaska Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association and The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1547. The AJEATT is an apprenticeship program dedicated to producing Alaska’s best trained and most qualified electrical workers.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
For more information about the Alaska Joint Electrical Apprenticeship, visit their website...
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- Helping Alaskans Reintegrate to Society After Prison | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- The Partners Reentry Center in Anchorage is helping Alaskans find work and assistance after they're released from prison. Kirsten Swann and Daniel Hernandez visited them to talk to those looking to get back into the workforce.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
For more information, visit their website at: http://www.partnersforprogressak.org/partners-reentry-center/
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- Training Future Alaskan Operating Engineers | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- The Alaska Operating Engineers/Employers Training Trust prepares Alaskan workers with the skills necessary to meet the ever-changing needs of the construction and related industries. This training is an excellent resource to learn new skills, upgrade on existing skills, and remain current on required certifications.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees. Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
To learn more about Alaska Operating Engineers/Employers Training Trust, visit their website:
http://www.aoeett.org/
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- This Anchorage barbershop helps prepare people to go to work | Alaska @ Work
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- 7 years ago
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- Operation Reborn is a group of community members and business owners coming together to feed, groom, and empower job seekers in the community. In partnership with local barbershop, Hair Science, Operation Reborn provides food, hair cuts, and education to those looking to get back in the workforce.
Alaska Public Media and area businesses, educational institutions, and community service organizations are partnering in a workforce development initiative, called Alaska @ Work, focused on high-need jobs in Alaska that do not require four-year degrees.
Through multimedia content and promotion, Alaska Public Media is amplifying the great work being done to help students, parents, educators, and businesses become aware of and connect with training, apprenticeships, resources and job searches to jump-start a career.
For upcoming events and to find out more about Operation Reborn, visit their Facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1704020849656248/
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- Liz Vazquez - Anchorage Assembly, West Anchorage | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Five of 11 seats on the Anchorage Assembly are up for election on this year’s municipal ballot. Liz Vazquez is running to represent communities in the West Anchorage district, including Turnagain, Sand Lake and Spenard. Each candidate had six minutes to make opening remarks and answer a series of questions about issues facing the municipality.
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- Margo Bellamy - Anchorage School Board, Seat A | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Two seats are up for grabs on the Anchorage School Board. Where do the candidates stand on the issues? We invited them to respond to a series of questions. Each candidate had six minutes to give their answers. In this video, we hear from Margo Bellamy, a candidate running for Seat A. Visit alaskapublic.org for more candidate interviews.
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- David Nees- Anchorage School Board, Seat B | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Two seats are up for grabs on the Anchorage School Board. Where do the candidates stand on the issues? We invited them to respond to a series of questions. Each candidate had six minutes to give their answers. In this video, we hear from David Nees, a candidate running for Seat B. Visit alaskapublic.org for more candidate interviews.
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- Ron Stafford - Anchorage School Board, Seat B | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Two seats are up for grabs on the Anchorage School Board. Where do the candidates stand on the issues? We invited them to respond to a series of questions. Each candidate had six minutes to give their answers. In this video, we hear from Ron Stafford, a candidate running for Seat B. Visit alaskapublic.org for more candidate interviews.
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- Starr Marsett - Anchorage School Board, Seat B | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Two seats are up for grabs on the Anchorage School Board. Where do the candidates stand on the issues? We invited them to respond to a series of questions. Each candidate had six minutes to give their answers. In this video, we hear from Starr Marsett, a candidate running for Seat B. Visit alaskapublic.org for more candidate interviews.
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- Christine Hill - Anchorage Assembly, Midtown | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Five of 11 seats on the Anchorage Assembly are up for election on this year’s municipal ballot. Christine Hill is running to represent communities in the Midtown Anchorage district, including Airport Heights, U-Med, and Taku-Campbell. Each candidate had six minutes to make opening remarks and answer a series of questions about issues facing the municipality.
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- Crystal Kennedy - Anchorage Assembly, Eagle River/Chugiak | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Five of 11 seats on the Anchorage Assembly are up for election on this year’s municipal ballot. Crystal Kennedy is running to represent communities in the North Anchorage district, including Eagle River, Chugiak and Birchwood. Each candidate had six minutes to make opening remarks and answer a series of questions about issues facing the municipality.
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- Forrest Dunbar - Anchorage Assembly, East Anchorage | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Five of 11 seats on the Anchorage Assembly are up for election on this year’s municipal ballot. Incumbent Forrest Dunbar is running unopposed for a second term to represent communities in the East Anchorage district, including Muldoon, Scenic Foothills, and Russian Jack. Each candidate had six minutes to make opening remarks and answer a series of questions about issues facing the municipality.
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- John Weddleton - Anchorage Assembly, South Anchorage| Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Five of 11 seats on the Anchorage Assembly are up for election on this year’s municipal ballot. Incumbent John Weddleton is running unopposed for a second term to represent communities in the South Anchorage district, including parts of the Hillside, Rabbit Creek, and Girdwood. Each candidate had six minutes to make opening remarks and answer a series of questions about issues facing the municipality.
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- Kameron Perez Verdia - Anchorage Assembly, West Anchorage | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Five of 11 seats on the Anchorage Assembly are up for election on this year’s municipal ballot. Kameron Perez-Verdia is running to represent communities in the West Anchorage district, including Turnagain, Sand Lake and Spenard. Each candidate had six minutes to make opening remarks and answer a series of questions about issues facing the municipality.
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- Meg Zaletel - Anchorage Assembly, Midtown Anchorage | Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Five of 11 seats on the Anchorage Assembly are up for election in this year municipal ballot. Meg Zaletel is running to represent communities in the Midtown Anchorage district, including Airport Heights, U-Med, and Taku-Campbell. Each candidate had six minutes to make opening remarks and answer a series of questions about issues facing the municipality.
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- Oliver Schiess - Anchorage Assembly, Eagle River/Chugiak| Running 2019
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- 7 years ago
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- Five of 11 seats on the Anchorage Assembly are up for election on this year’s municipal ballot. Oliver Schiess is running to represent communities in the North Anchorage district, including Eagle River, Chugiak and Birchwood. Each candidate had six minutes to make opening remarks and answer a series of questions about issues facing the municipality.
