As an active AFN member, Calista helps support the development of AFN priorities and resolutions. We were pleased to support all of the resolutions that came to a floor vote during AFN’s October convention.

With Jolene John’s recent resignation from the Calista Corporation Board of Directors to accept the position of BIA Regional Director, the Unit 6 Director position became vacant. Qualified Shareholders are invited to apply for the Unit 6 Interim Director position.

Starting February 5, 2024, logging into MyCalista will require two-factor authentication (2FA). It is a second layer of protection and helps prevent identity theft and fraud.

Calista’s Assistant General Counsel Curt Chamberlain joined four other Calista Shareholders who addressed the Alaska Federation of Natives on our Region’s subsistence crisis

In early October, Director Robert L. Beans, originally from Mountain Village passed. Beans, like so many before him, were much more than former Directors for Calista Corporation.

Yulista CARES delivered 400 backpacks filled with supplies to Middle Kuskokwim schools in Kalskag, Aniak, Crooked Creek, Sleetmute, Chuathbaluk and Stony River.

Managing local rock quarries or gravel pits is one of the ways that Calista’s Land Department works with every community in the Y-K Region.

Calista works with and advocates for the Tribal Governments serving in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Region.

Original Shareholders at least 65 years old as of November 9 will receive $350 per Elder this year, for a total authorized distribution of over $1 million.

With the recent passing of Calista Corp. Director Robert L. Beans, the Board of Directors invites qualified Shareholders to apply for the Unit 3 Interim Director position.