Alaska Primary Care Association

Alaska Hospitality Retailers is a 501c6 nonprofit organization based in Anchorage, Alaska. The company focuses on providing benefits, training, job opportunities, news updates, and COVID resources to members in the hospitality and retail industries. With a mission to support and strengthen businesses in Alaska, Alaska Hospitality Retailers offers additional training sessions, member events, and a platform to connect with fellow industry professionals. Membership options vary based on the number of locations and include access to exclusive resources and information. By fostering a community of hospitality and retail businesses, Alaska Hospitality Retailers aims to enhance the industry through collaboration, education, and advocacy for its members in the state of Alaska. Generated from the website content

RDC is the Resource Development Council for Alaska, Inc, a statewide, non-profit, membership-funded organization made up of businesses and individuals from all resource sectors (oil and gas, mining, fishing, timber, and tourism), as well as Native corporations, support sectors, labor unions, and local governments. Through RDC these interests work together to promote and support responsible development of Alaska's resources. RDC was formed in 1975, originally as the Organization for Management of Alaska's Resources (OMAR). After three years working to obtain a trans-Alaska gas pipeline, RDC changed its name to reflect its broader agenda of education and advocacy on all resource issues in Alaska. RDC works for all resource sectors, including mining, oil and gas, fisheries, timber and tourism. RDC provides forums for policy debate and analysis to help guide Alaska in these areas, as well as in land use, transportation, power development, international trade and economic development.

The National Association of Social Workers Alaska Chapter is a professional organization dedicated to supporting the professional development of its members. They provide resources for continuing education, licensing, and professional development, as well as advocacy resources and a job board. The NASW Alaska Chapter also hosts a biennial conference and recognizes outstanding individuals in the field through various awards. Joining the NASW Alaska Chapter allows social workers to become part of a dynamic community where they can network, collaborate, and share insights with peers and supporters of the Alaska region. The organization offers opportunities for involvement in committees and volunteer work, including the Social Action Committee for those interested in advocating for change. With a focus on ethics and social justice, the NASW Alaska Chapter aims to empower social workers and promote the well-being of individuals and communities.Generated from the website