Qizhjeh Heritage Institute

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801 B St Ste 401
Anchorage, AK 99501
+1 (907) 561-4487
https://qhinstitute.org

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.

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