We are very grateful to Addy and Forge Facilitation for sharing a suicide prevention training with our staff and making space for specific geographic and culturally relevant ideas and discussion topics! Learn more about QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) at QPR or https://qprinstitute.com.
All are welcome to join us for Tundra Women’s Coalition’s Annual Meeting, February 17th at 5:30 PM. The meeting will be held via Zoom, and can be accessed at the following link: https://zoom.us/j/95110731701?pwd=OGRKVm9Xei9VZGU0bWpNSFNLSXp1QT09 Hear about the past year at TWC (it’s been a wild ride!) and our path forward in FY21. We look forward to seeing you there.
We are so proud of Reyne Athanas, one of the original founders of Tundra Women’s Coalition, on her induction into the Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame. She has poured her heart and soul into our community and we are all so much better for it. In a KYUK article about her life in Bethel and induction into the Women’s Hall of Fame, Athanas states that, of all the amazing programs and organizations she’s started up here in Bethel, the one she is the most proud of is Tundra Women’s Coalition. We couldn’t agree more and are so grateful for her foresight.
Quyana Reyne, for everything you’ve done for Tundra Women’s Coalition and the community of Bethel!
Big shout out to Addy and Forge Facilitation for an amazing Cool, Calm, and Connected training for our staff on ACEs, resilience and trauma-informed care! It was a wonderful experience that will benefit not only our staff, but our clients and residents as well. Quyana!
Bethel’s Housing and Homelessness Coalition has released a summary data report for the October 2019 Project Homeless Connect. Have you ever wondered what homelessness looks like here in Bethel? Take a quick look at this easy-to-read graphic report!