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Suwat: Summer jobs for youth

On March 15, hosts Danielle Slingsby and Reba Lean talk with NSEDC Tribal Training and Development Manager Irvin Barnes about internships and summer job opportunities for youth. NSEDC and Kawerak’s internships can be customized to the intern’s field of study or interest.

Listen to the full interview below.

About this program: Danielle Slingsby with Kawerak and guests discuss what’s happening in the Norton Sound Region. Catch Suwat on KNOM 780 AM 96.1 FM on Wednesdays at 10 a.m.

Image at top: The tundra in the summertime. Photo: KNOM file.

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