Charting a New Path with Administrative Assistant Training
With a mix of nerves and excitement, Kelsey Gologergen joined Kawerak’s Administrative Assistant Trainee program last fall. Coming from a background working in schools [...]
Training Together: Building Skills for Opportunity
Shortly after she finished high school, Shea Matthias remembers seeing a woman driving a dump truck in her home community of Stebbins. She thought, [...]
Partnering in Wellness
Kawerak programs and departments enjoyed a day promoting wellness alongside Norton Sound Health Corporation at this year's Health Fair. The theme for the fair [...]
Teachers in Training Celebrates Finishers
Kawerak started our Teachers in Training program as a response to staffing shortages in early childhood education across the region. With a strong desire [...]
My Cache Scholars Connect at 2025 Banquet
“You belong here. Your path matters. It’s okay if your path changes. Indigenous presence is sovereignty. Keep showing up. Keep learning. Remember laughter is [...]
Trainee Celebrates First Teacher Appreciation Week as Teacher
As we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to take a moment to recognize Sierra Aningayou, a recent trainee who worked hard and challenged [...]
Technology Distribution by Project Remote
Want to learn online but have no laptop or Starlink Kit? If you can pay for internet but need the technology, we invite you [...]
Kawerak’s EESS Team Earns Accolades
Each year the Bureau of Indian Affairs Division of Workforce Development select a 477 Tribe or Tribal Consortium to receive an award for outstanding [...]
Project Remote Grant Comes to a Close and Celebrates Success
Although coming now to a close this September, Project Remote saw great success with it’s innovative approach for education in the Bering Strait region [...]
Inspiration, Surprises and Winners at the 2023 Fall My-Cache Scholars Banquet
The Bering Strait Higher Education My-Cache (MyCache) group once again put on a meaningful event for the scholars just post-midterms at UAA in Anchorage. [...]