Alaska Native Health Board
Includes descriptions of ANHB programs, staff directory, ANHB membership list and other helpful information related to Alaska Native health issues.

Northwest AIDS Education and Training Center
This program provides HIV education to health care providers in Alaska and through out the Pacific Northwest.  These providers include physicians, physician assistants, nurses, nurse practitioners, dentists, dental hygienists, and pharmacists.

AETC National Resource Center
Provides comprehensive clinical information on HIV.

Tribal Connections
Connects American Indian/Alaska Native Communities to health resources on the internet

National Minority AIDS Education and Training Center
Information on nationwide training, conferences and technical assistance.

State of Alaska, Division of Public Health, Section of Epidemiology;
Source of detailed reports on Alaska HIV/AIDS and STD statistics.

Alaska AIDS Assistance Association
Often referred to as the "Four A's", this non-profit organization is based in Anchorage. The website provides information on client services, education, events and volunteering, and includes an extensive list of links to HIV/AIDS information.

Interior AIDS Association
This non-profit organization is based in Fairbanks, and serves interior Alaska. The website has information on programs and services, education, outreach and a calendar of events.

Indian Health Service HIV Center of Excellence
Provides a wealth of information on treatment resources and other training opportunities.

IHS Alaska Area Alcoholism/Substance Abuse Program Listings
Provides a list of behavioral health programs in Alaska.

Native Health Research Database
Search for specific HIV related topics

National Native American AIDS Prevention Center

In the Wind
This newsletter has a proud eight year history of providing in-depth and timely news to HIV educator around the country. It currently reaches over 1200 HIV educators around the country in all 50 states.

The Healthy Nations Initiative
It's purpose is to reduce substance abuse among Native Americans.