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Cook Inlet Tribal Council holds resilience class Wednesday in Anchorage

by Maggie AlaskaNews(2h ago)
1 min readAnchorage, AlaskaAI-drafted

The Power of Resilience meets Wednesday from noon to 1:30 p.m. at Cook Inlet Tribal Council, 3600 San Jeronimo Drive in Anchorage. Anger in the Workplace is also on the Career Skills schedule. The listing gives no date or time.

Both classes count toward CITC's ARCTIC Workforce Certification. Developing a Leadership Mindset, held Tuesday, repeats at noon Sept. 22 and Sept. 29 at the same address. It treats leadership as personal responsibility, mindset and daily action, and it aims to build confidence in taking ownership.

The anger course presents anger as a secondary emotion that often comes from unmet needs, stress or feeling unheard. "Learning to respond rather than react is a skill that can be built," the listing says. The resilience class frames resilience as strength participants already carry, not as pushing through hardship.

CITC is the only U.S. Department of Labor-designated Native American grantee in Anchorage/Mat-Su. State workforce plans cite soft-skills gaps as an employment barrier. Questions: 907-793-3467.

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