We know Typhoon Merbok was a historic storm but how does it rank compared to past storms in our region? What was done to gather information for threatened communities in our region?

Calista provided a $1.6 million grant to the Bethel CSF in January 2022 to provide food boxes to households throughout the Calista Region.

Yulista and Calista Corporation staff delivered backpacks and school supplies to all students in Hooper Bay and Chevak on the first day of school.

A team of scientists wants to team up with one or more Y-K Delta coastal communities to study climate change processes underway along Alaska’s coast.

Kangiliriyaraq (Gong-eely-GHEE-yah-UK) in Yup’ik means “to provide with a new start” as it relates to Yup’ik naming practices. This Yup’ik Teaching Moment features the Albertina Dull.

The Alaska FiberOptic Project will connect Lower Kalskag, Upper Kalskag, Tuluksak, Akiak, Akiachak, Kwethluk and Napakiak to with a fiber-optic cable.

Calista Corporation has announced the 2022 Elders’ Benefit Program distribution, which has increased 4 percent over 2021, for a total authorized distribution of about $1 million.

Ray Suvv’aq Daniel, a Calista Shareholder, is working to become a civil engineer in rural Alaska to alleviate infrastructure needs.

Our Shareholders—especially Elders who served in wartime—appreciate our veterans. One way we demonstrate this is by hiring them and supporting employees, like Calista Shareholder Thomas Maloy, who decide they want to serve our country.

Qaneryaraq (Gahn-nuh-yah-uk) is the Yup’ik word for “Words of Wisdom.” This Yup’ik Teaching Moment features the late Raphael Jimmy.