Who We Are

Strengths-based approaches. Collaborative efforts. Improving Alaskan’s overall health.

Alaska Wellness Coalition envisions communities throughout Alaska where individuals thrive in an environment that supports healthy choices. Our membership is diverse, including Alaskans working in public health, positive youth development, the recovery community, social services, Alaska Native tribal health, and community development.

There is value in the positive. AWC has its foundation in the Positive Community Norms framework.

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Numbers That Have Impact

Alaska Wellness Coalition is dedicated to data-driven work.

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AWC Virtual Coffee Klatch

June 18, 2020 by uwmatsuadmin, posted in Be [you].

You can help drive the conversation! We’re getting together every two weeks this summer for information-sharing, collaboration and to catch up on what’s happening around the state. These virtual get-togethers will help you remain up-to-date and stay connected to peers and colleagues as we all adjust to the new normal. Coffee Klatch will take place … Continue reading AWC Virtual Coffee Klatch

April 2019 AWC Coalition Call

April 9, 2019 by uwmatsuadmin, posted in Be [you].

This month’s Coalition call will take place TOMORROW, April 9 from 11am-12pm. Our guest speaker will be Laura Norton Cruz from the Alaska Resilience Initiative. Interested in joining the conversation? Dial 1-855-506-1445. There is no conference code.

2017 Positive Cultural Framework & Communications Training, June 15-16

May 11, 2017May 11, 2017 by Alaska Wellness Coalition, posted in Be [you]., Capacity Building

2017 Positive Culture Framework & Communications Training June 15-16 Alaska Wellness Coalition invites you to a 2-day training including: an overview of the Positive Culture Framework & Communications Skills Training! Learn how culture influences behavior, how to begin cultivating community transformation, the benefits of a comprehensive prevention approach and developing skills to plan a variety … Continue reading 2017 Positive Cultural Framework & Communications Training, June 15-16

Emergent Outcomes in Ketchikan

January 7, 2016January 7, 2016 by Alaska Wellness Coalition, posted in Be [you]., Capacity Building, community engagement, Youth Engagement

Terrence Robbins,the Ketchikan Wellness Coalition’s Drug Free Communities Project Coordinator, shares some unexpected emergent outcomes that occurred during the filming of the latest Be [You] campaign commercial in Ketchikan.

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