Knik Tribe is hosting a meeting scheduled for August 8th from 5:30 to 7:30 pm and will take place at Mat-Su Health Foundationโs Conference Center [777 N. Crusey St.]. The goal of this gathering is to come together as a community to discuss strategies, share insights, and collaborate on efforts to address the challenges faced by Indigenous communities regarding missing and murdered individuals.
As we all recognize the significance of this issue and the need for collective action, we kindly request you share the attached flyer with your network and encourage others to join us in making a meaningful impact. By working together, we can contribute to creating safer and more supportive environments for everyone. Together, we can bring positive change for the future.
If you have any questions or require further information, please feel free to contact Knik Tribe at kt-doj@kniktribe.org.
Community education hosted by Knik Tribe and presented by Operation Underground Railroad. Training is on online safety, trafficking, and how to keep ourselves and loved ones safe from exploitation.
Please use QR code to register. Open and free to all community members.
MMIP Community Cafe and Response Team meeting to continue building a team within the Mat-Su Valley to address the issue, bring awareness, and assist in search and provision of services to the family and the missing (once found).
Community education hosted by Knik Tribe and presented by Operation Underground Railroad. Training is on online safety, trafficking, and how to keep ourselves and loved ones safe from exploitation.
Please use QR code to register. Open and free to all community members.
Please join us for an Open House to celebrate our new Vet Center and to kick off the commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the Vietnam War during Operation Welcome Home. 907-376-4318
Links will be hosting their 30th anniversary event and Resource fair on June 30, 2023. There will be games, food trucks, a raffle, and many different organizations celebrating the great work Links ADRC has undertaken over the last 30 years.
The Reentry Simulation is a participatory activity that seeks to raise awareness about the process of reentering the community from a correctional institution, and to educate participants about the barriers and challenges associated with reentry. This hands-on activity will put participants into the role of a reentrant where one must balance decisions regarding accessing social services, entering into the workforce, obtaining identification, and finding housing while simultaneously complying with supervision and managing limited resources.
The Space is limited! Please RSVP to Barbara Mongar by April 12th at Barbara.mongar@valleycharities.org
Knik Tribe is hosting a Community Cafe on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP), with the goal of working to build a Community Response Team to the MMIP issue in our area and state.
We are racing the 2023 season at the Alaska State Fairgrounds-Rebarchek Field!
Please review all rules at AMMCRacing.org PRIOR to registering.
First heat begins at 11AM! If you are racing, you will need to drop your sled off in the pits by 9AM!! Sled drop off begins at 7:30AM.
Race check in will be in the black trailer parked near the track at 8AM. We will have a racers meeting and if track conditions allow-we will host practice laps prior to our 11AM start time.
If you are a new racer, please ensure you have visited our website (ammcracing.org), and viewed all of the rules, code of conduct, and other posted information BEFORE registering for the race.
You will also need to view the active racer number list on our website and find an available number. (If it is after 1/8/2023 the list will be updated on a monthly basis following the 1/15/2023 race.)
All racers have to have an active 2023 membership, prior to being able to register. We have the option for you to purchase a youth membership or a family membership. If you are purchasing a family membership, please contact Sadie Leader @ 907-315-7184 to communicate which additional racers you need added. This has to be done manually as RaceDay does not activate family memberships for multiple racers on its own.
Please ensure you review the updated 2023 Mandatory Safety equipment! If you do not have the required equipment, you will not be eligible to participate. Track stands are required as of the 2023 seasons if you plan to lift and warm up your track.
Our Classes for the 2023 Snocross Season are as follows:
(This is not the running order!!!)
120 Stock (Ages 4-5) *Rev Limiter*
120 Stock (Ages 6-7) *Rev Limiter*
120 Improved Stock (Ages 6-10) *Rev Limiter*
206 Pro (Ages 6-10)
200 Stock (Ages 6-7)
200 Stock (Ages 8-9)
200 Stock Ages (10-13)
200 Improved (Ages 7-13) *One Year Prior Race Experience, REQUIRED*
200 Animal (Ages 8-13) *One Year Prior Race Experience, REQUIRED*
Open 120 Chassis (Ages 7-13) Improved Stock 120, 206, Champ + other modified engines on a 120 Chassis ONLY! *One Year Prior Race Experience, REQUIRED*
Open 200 Chassis (Ages 7-13) Stock 200 (Ages 8-9 + Ages 10-13), 200 Pro, 200 Animal *One Year Prior Race Experience, REQUIRED*
JUNIORS! For 2022 ALL Sleds racing in the junior classes MUST conform to the current ISR Standards.
Classes:
Junior Novice
Junior Novice Girls
Junior 14-15
*Junior Novice will consist of boys and girls racing together if there are not 3 racers to fill each class. We will also consider having a Boys AND Girls Junior 14-15 class if there are 3 of each to make their own classes for the season!*
If you need assistance in determining which class your sled belongs in or needs to be in based on current tech specs, please contact Justin Leader @ 907-354-8140
As always if you are in need of any assistance please contact Sadie Leader @ 907-315-7184
Our 2022 Season would not be possible if it wasn’t for our amazing sponsors!
-Recreational Motor Sports
-Nestle (via Bill’s Distributing)
-Team CC
-Fish Creek Sales
-Craig Taylor Equipment
-LNW Transport
-Big Lake Aurora Lions/Lions International
-Coutlee Services
-Airport Equipment Rentals
We are currently seeking further sponsorship for 2023! Please reach out to Sadie Leader if you or someone you know is interested! 907-315-7184
Come and share the joy of Art Links with us! Art Links is a social support program that promotes engagement for individuals diagnosed with Alzheimerโs disease and related dementias or seniors at risk of isolation and depression. By using a variety of creative art ideas, we promote self-expression as well as socialization and meaningful connections.
Free to attend! No registration required. Share with friends and family.
๐๐ผ๐ฟ ๐บ๐ผ๐ฟ๐ฒ ๐ถ๐ป๐ณ๐ผ๐ฟ๐บ๐ฎ๐๐ถ๐ผ๐ป ๐ฐ๐ผ๐ป๐๐ฎ๐ฐ๐: Janice Downing,
jdowning@alzalaska.org or call 907-864-3408
