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The Alaska Travel Industry Association, also known as AlaskaTIA, is a nonprofit, member-based organization that provides marketing services. The trade organization was formed in 2000 by the merger of the Alaska Visitors Association and the Alaska Tourism Marketing Council. It represents the visitor travel industry in policy arena throughout the state of Alaska. The Alaska Travel Industry Association has more than 1,100 members that include small businesses and large companies. In addition, the organization focuses on a variety of land use, planning, community and regional issues. It organizes a range of workshops and events. The Alaska Travel Industry Association also administers an international marketing program.

The Alaska Miners Association (AMA) is dedicated to advocating for responsible mineral development in Alaska. As a non-profit corporation based in Anchorage, AMA has 8 branches strategically positioned throughout the state. Generated from their website's infomation

The Qizhjeh Heritage Institute (QHI) is a 501(c)(3) Alaska Native nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the health, safety, and resilience of Alaska Native and American Indian communities through culturally relevant education and outreach. With a mission to address health and social justice issues, QHI aims to improve the quality of life for Native peoples by fostering community engagement and awareness on the critical topic of violence against women. Through its Technical Assistance Program, QHI provides tribes and tribal coalitions with essential tools and resources to develop effective communications strategies aimed at combating violence. By inspiring creativity and facilitating connections, the institute empowers communities to create modern solutions to address violence prevention and intervention efforts effectively. Generated from the website