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If you have experienced assault, know it is not your fault. You can reach out to friends, family, and other trusted adults to help you heal. National sexual abuse hotline: 1-800-656-4673 Resources in Alaska: Sexual Trauma Prevention and Response @star.alaska πŸ“±24/7 Crisis Line: (907)-276-7273 🏠Address: 1057 W. Fireweed Ave, Suite 230, Anchorage, AK 99503 Abused Women's Aid in Crisis @awaic πŸ“±24/7 Crisis Line: (907)-272-0100 🏠Address: 100 w. 13th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501 Covenant House @covenanthouseak πŸ“±(907)-272-0100 🏠755 A. St, Anchorage, AK 99501 Find more local resources in your area at iknowmine.org.
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If you have experienced assault, know it is not your fault. You can reach out to friends, family, and other trusted adults to help you heal. National sexual abuse hotline: 1-800-656-4673 Resources in Alaska: Sexual Trauma Prevention and Response @star.alaska πŸ“±24/7 Crisis Line: (907)-276-7273 🏠Address: 1057 W. Fireweed Ave, Suite 230, Anchorage, AK 99503 Abused Women's Aid in Crisis @awaic πŸ“±24/7 Crisis Line: (907)-272-0100 🏠Address: 100 w. 13th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501 Covenant House @covenanthouseak πŸ“±(907)-272-0100 🏠755 A. St, Anchorage, AK 99501 Find more local resources in your area at iknowmine.org.
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If you have experienced assault, know it is not your fault. You can reach out to friends, family, and other trusted adults to help you heal. National sexual abuse hotline: 1-800-656-4673 Resources in Alaska: Sexual Trauma Prevention and Response @star.alaska πŸ“±24/7 Crisis Line: (907)-276-7273 🏠Address: 1057 W. Fireweed Ave, Suite 230, Anchorage, AK 99503 Abused Women's Aid in Crisis @awaic πŸ“±24/7 Crisis Line: (907)-272-0100 🏠Address: 100 w. 13th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501 Covenant House @covenanthouseak πŸ“±(907)-272-0100 🏠755 A. St, Anchorage, AK 99501 Find more local resources in your area at iknowmine.org.
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December marks HIV/AIDS Awareness month, which kicks off with World AIDS Day on December 1 each year. It’s an opportunity for people worldwide to unite to end the HIV epidemic, to show support for people living with HIV and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness. HIV and AIDS-related illnesses impact individuals across identities and experiences. What events are going on in your communities this year for World AIDS Day?
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Nov 28

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If you choose to have sex, it is important to protect yourself from sexually transmitted infections. Use a condom to decrease your chances of getting any STIs. More questions? Visit iknowmine.org
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Nov 25

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Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are infections that are transferred from one person to another through sexual contact. Oftentimes, STIs will exhibit no symptoms, so it is important to get regularly tested. More questions? Check out iknowmine.org
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Nov 22

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Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are infections that are transferred from one person to another through sexual contact. Oftentimes, STIs will exhibit no symptoms, so it is important to get regularly tested. More questions? Check out iknowmine.org
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Nov 13

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✈️ We have a new resource available for you when you travel to Anchorage for care! After arriving at Ted Stevens International Airport, please visit our new ANTHC Patient Liaison Desk located on the baggage claim level, next to door 6, to check in for your ANTHC Lodging reservations. ➑️ To learn more check out the link in the bio.
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We’re thrilled to announce that our store will be reopening this Monday, April 7. Please note, quantities will be limited and some items may be restricted.
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Mar 20

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Honor Our Ancestors, Protect Our People, Get Tested.❀ National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NNHAAD), observed on March 20th every year, raises awareness about HIV/AIDS in Native communities. It encourages events focused on HIV testing, prevention, and care, while honoring those affected by HIV and remembering our community members lost to AIDS-related complications. If you are sexually active, getting tested for sexually transmitted diseases is crucial to protecting your health and the health of others. Together we can stop the spread of HIV.❀ Find a clinic near you for confidential, low-cost, or free testing at https://gettested.cdc.gov/
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Mar 19

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πŸ“£ Important Update: Temporary Store Pause Hey everyone! Due to being short-staffed and working hard to catch up on things, we are temporarily pausing our store services. We truly appreciate your understanding and support during this time. πŸ™ We’re working on getting everything back on track and hope to be reopening soon. Thanks so much for your patience, and we can’t wait to welcome you back! πŸ’™ Stay tuned for updates! ✨
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Mar 6

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🚨 We’re Hiring: Office Specialist III - ANTHC (Job ID: 2671) 🚨 We are looking for a dedicated and detail-oriented Office Specialist III to join our HIV/STD Prevention Program team This person will play a key role in the flow and management of the iKnowMine project, supporting our efforts in harm reduction and community outreach. πŸ”Ή Key Responsibilities: β€’ Mail-outs & Inventory Management β€’ Customer Service β€’ Staff Support β€’ Occasional travel for community outreach πŸ”Ή Preferred Qualifications: β€’ Team player with a passion for wellness initiatives. β€’ Lived or professional experience with 2sLGBTQIA+, HIV, STIs, harm reduction and/or behavioral health. β€’ Proven ability to train and collaborate with diverse communities, including healthcare providers, Tribal Health Organizations, and rural Alaskan communities. πŸ’Ό Qualifications: β€’ 1 year of education or experience in a related field β€’ 5 years of skilled office support experience. Education, training or similar experience may be substituted. πŸ“… Apply today to join a meaningful cause and make a difference in communities across Alaska! #JobOpening #HIVPrevention #PublicHealthJobs #CommunityOutreach #OfficeSpecialist #Teamwork #Healthcare #Prevention #ApplyNow
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Happy Monday everyone! 🌞 We’ve been busy sending out a ton of mail to help ensure access to vital harm reduction tools for HIV, STI, and overdose prevention. πŸ’Œ Your support means the world, and we’re doing everything we can to get these resources into your hands. However, we’re running low on boxes πŸ“¦ and short-staffed 🀯, so things may be a bit delayed right now. Please bear with us, and thank you for your understanding as we continue to work hard to meet the demand. Your support is making a real difference, and we’re so grateful for the community we’ve built together. πŸ’– #HarmReduction #Prevention #Support #Community #HIVAwareness #STIPrevention #OverdosePrevention #iKnowMine
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Feb 26

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Anchorage folks! Get ready to kickoff the Spring season with us at the UAA Healthy Sexuality and Wellness Fair TOMORROW from 10a-2p. Keep an eye out for some fun swag 🌈, free STI testing 🌑, condoms πŸ†πŸ‘πŸ’, and more🀩! PLUS Students who are tested during the fair will be entered to win a $50 gift card!!πŸ’Έ Hope to see you there! Image courtesy of the UAA Health Promotion team at the Student Health and Counseling Center. #uaahpt #uaaphe #sexyspring #collegehealth #campushealth #safersex
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🎨 Calling all Young Alaskan Artists! 🎢 The 988 CREATE campaign is here, and we want to see your creativity! 🌟 The theme is β€œWhat Inspires you and helps you grow?” β€” and we’re excited to showcase all kinds of artwork, including music, paintings, drawings, cultural crafts, dance, and more! 🌟 Prizes up for grabs! 🌟 Ten talented creators will win a $150 gift card. All submissionsβ€”whether new or past creationsβ€”are welcome if they fit the theme. πŸ“… Submit by January 13, 2025 Digital submissions (.jpg, .jpeg, .mp4, .pdf, or .doc under 25MB) can be sent via: Email: yaha.alaska@gmail.com Submission Link: https://bit.ly/3NW20rM πŸŽ‰ The winning pieces will be featured on the Instagram @ak_youth_voice and their website: 988.alaska.gov/create This contest is made possible by the Youth Alliance for a Healthier Alaska (YAHA), with support from the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC), Alaska Department of Health, Spirit of Youth, Alaska Teen Media Institute, and many other incredible partners working on suicide prevention across the state. For more info, check out the 988 Create Website: 988.alaska.gov/create Let's celebrate youth resilience and creative expression in Alaska! 🌈🎨 #Alaska988 #youthresilience #988create 🌈 Don't miss out on the chance to share what inspires YOU!
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Hey everyone! πŸ‘‹ Just a quick update: our mail deliveries are running a bit behind right now due to some important mail contract negotiations we're working through. πŸ“¬ We're doing our best to get everything back on track as quickly as possible! Thanks so much for your patience and understanding. πŸ™ We’ll keep you posted and let you know once things are moving again. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions – we’re here to help! 😊
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In Alaska Native communities, the transition from youth to adulthood is marked by taking on increased responsibilities, such as decision making around your own sexual health. As we close out this series, keep these things in mind: 🌞 You have the power to set your own goals and your own personal boundaries. 🌞 Communication is important in any relationship, including your relationship with family and friends. 🌞 You can set your personal rules when it comes to sex. You can get tested for pregnancy, HIV, and STIs. You can access birth control. Have sex when you are ready. 🌞 Being intimate with someone creates an emotional and physical connection. 🌞 When having sex, consent is required from everyone. As you set out to reach for the stars, remember to trust your gut, and that you are the expert of yourself.❀
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Dec 11

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Intention: I want to talk to my partner about our sexual health. Having open and honest conversations with your partner(s) allows everyone to make informed decisions about activities they feel safe and comfortable with. When it comes to sex, it is always good to use protection to prevent unplanned pregnancy, HIV, and STIs. Before talking with a partner about what you both want to do, it’s important to figure out what you personally are okay with! Here are some questions you can ask each other: β€’ Am I ready to have sex? Are you? β€’ What are your personal values? β€’ What are your school and career goals? Communication is important because being intimate with someone creates an emotional and physical connection. Link in bio to learn more about STI testing ❀
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Dec 4

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🀲🏽 Intention: I will take care of my mental health before, during, and after sexual activity by checking in with myself and assessing my boundaries. Your sexual health does impact your mental health, and vice versa. Your mental health can affect things like desire, arousal, the way you feel about yourself, and your confidence. Remember to have grace and patience with yourself and others when incorporating self-care and self-love practices in your daily life. A good starting place is to remember who you came from. We are everything our ancestors had ever dreamed of, and more. ❀️❀️❀️
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Intention: I am not ready to have kids. I want to learn about how I can reduce my risk of unintended pregnancy. Birth control is a great tool that can help people feel empowered to make choices regarding their future. While the best way to prevent unintended pregnancy is to not have sex, that is not a choice for everyone. Here are some types of birth control that people use: 🌞 Barrier methods: These help keep sperm from physically reaching the egg through the use of a safer sex tool, like condoms, spermicides, diaphragms and cervical caps. 🌞 Short-acting hormonal methods: These reduce the risk for pregnancy by stopping the ovulation and fertilization of the egg. Some examples of these include: β€œThe Pill,” the patch and the vaginal ring. 🌞 Long-acting contraceptives: These reduce the risk for pregnancy in different ways. Some increase certain hormones, and some do not. These include things like the Intrauterine Device (IUD), the rod, tubal ligation and even vasectomies. 🌞 Emergency contraception: This is used when individuals have unprotected sex, or if a birth control method fails. These include tools like the IUD and the morning-after pill. It is important to talk to your provider about which birth control option is best for you. Link in bio to find a health care provider near you!
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