The Alaska Chamber will host its Policy Forum following the Fall Forum Thursday, October 1st. It is a stand-alone event and will be held virtually, by Zoom. Unlike the Fall Forum, the Policy Forum is for members only.

This year’s Alaska Tourism Industry Association (ATIA) Virtual Convention is themed “$49 in the 49” to offer our members high-value special presentations, socially distant events, and non-traditional convention fun. At $49 per person registration, you’ll get all kinds of amazing content for one low price.

A diverse seafood panel will discuss the challenges they have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and offer lessons learned.

The keynote speaker is Dr. Ricardo Romanillos, from the National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity (NAPE) to kick off the conference on Friday night. Saturday will be dedicated to learning and sharing sessions about a variety of topics including teaching CTE from a distance. If you have a topic you would like to discuss or share, please contact event organizers.

The BIG One, AIGA Alaska's annual design competition, is open to designers statewide—whether you are an AIGA Alaska member or not.

First Alaskans Institute’s 37th Annual Elders & Youth Conference will begin on Sunday, October 11 and close out on Wednesday, October 14 in a reimagined and culturally-enriched virtual environment.

This four-hour online class highlights the types of communication a supervisor should master, the cues needed to clarify the message, and active listening techniques to ensure understanding.

This online session is for leaders who want to be better prepared for challenge, change, and crisis.

The virtual convention, scheduled for October 15 and 16, 2020, will feature a combination of live presentations and pre-recorded videos of top local, state, federal, and Native leaders and elected officials, a keynote address by Alaska House Speaker Representative Bryce Edgmon (I), interactive panels, AFN President’s Awards, and much more.

The insights and tools offered through this class will enable participants to build rapport, gain trust, and hold themselves accountable when challenges and/or disruptions to work relationships occur.

This year for the first time the Alaska Women's Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will take place online; all are invited to hear their stories and experiences.

The Summit on the Outdoors is an annual conference where Alaskans come together to discuss trends in outdoor recreation and to share ideas to expand the sector.