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Examines the relationships between Alaska Native cultures, land, and healthcare, and how these connections inform leadership and care.

Builds self-awareness, empathy, and communication skills that strengthen relations

Introduces foundational supervision skills that support communication, trust, and effective leadership.

Provides an overview of development programs and how leaders support employee growth.

Provides cultural context for working in Tribal Health and practicing respectful, informed leadership.

Explores ANTHC’s Leadership Expectations and how to apply them consistently.

Covers core financial concepts including budgeting, spending awareness, and decision-making.

Come ask questions about how our team can support you.

Guidance for employees exploring growth, training, and career opportunities at ANTHC.

Teaches tools for navigating high-stakes conversations with clarity, respect, and accountability.

Where: 📍 Zoom: https://anthc.zoom.us/j/96342436545 Facilitator: Pamela Radcliffe Book of the Month: Girls Who Green the World by Diana Kapp Theme: Environmental Stewardship Description: Meet the fierce young women redefining what environmental leadership looks like. From climate activists to green entrepreneurs, these changemakers offer hope and bold vision. Why Attend: Start the new year with a dose of inspiration. You’ll leave with ideas—and energy—for how to lead with purpose in your own corner of the world.  

Reviews employee benefits and payroll basics to help leaders support staff and answer common questions.

Introduces ANTHC’s Just Culture framework and how it supports fairness, accountability, and learning.

The Empathy Advantage: Building Psychological Safety to Prevent Burnout

Focuses on engagement, communication, and collaboration in dynamic team environments.