Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust

The Sitka Maritime Heritage Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Sitka, Alaska, dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich maritime heritage of the region. Their main project is the rehabilitation of the Japonski Island Boathouse, a WWII Navy boat shop and marine railway, which will serve as a working maritime heritage center. They offer a variety of programs and activities, including a history blog, oral history programs and videos, classes on maritime history and skills, and a newsletter filled with historical articles and photographs. With a focus on educating the public about the history of Sitka and Alaska, the Sitka Maritime Heritage Society invites visitors to join them for walking tours and open houses at the Japonski Island Boathouse. They also participate in events like WhaleFest and offer a Maritime History Walking Tour, providing a fascinating insight into the surprising story of Sitka's history, from the Tlingit people to the Russians, U.S. Army, and missionaries. Volunteers are welcome to join their work parties to help restore the boathouse, and they even offer sailing classes in partnership with Sound Sailing. Discover the captivating maritime history of Sitka with the Sitka Maritime Heritage Society.Generated from the website

Sitkans Against Family Violence (SAFV) is a non-profit organization based in Sitka, AK, dedicated to preventing and addressing domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse in the community. They offer a range of services, including advocacy, shelter, support for survivors, prevention programs, and community education. SAFV provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals and families affected by violence, while also working towards creating a culture of respect, equity, and healthy relationships. Through their various programs and initiatives, they aim to empower individuals, educate the community, and promote positive change in Sitka.Generated from the website