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The Alaska Anti-Hunger Network Conference returns this fall, and you’re invited!
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Insightful keynotes
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Breakout sessions
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Networking with changemakers
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Thought-provoking panels
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Eye-opening site visits
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– And more!
Whether you’re a long-time partner or new to the network, this is your chance to collaborate, learn, and be part of Alaska’s anti-hunger movement.
📍 Hosted at Food Bank of Alaska Warehouse
2192 Viking Drive, Anchorage, AK 99501
Become a Speaker
If you’re interested in speaking or presenting on a topic, apply here to be a session speaker or panelist. We welcome diverse voices from across Alaska's food security landscape.YOU MAY NEED TO KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I register?
Early Bird registration was open through June at $30 per attendee. Starting in July, the price increased to $40.
What is provided with registration?
• Swag bag with t-shirt and notebook
• Continental breakfast (both days)
• Lunch (both days)
Can I apply for a scholarship to attend?
Yes. During registration, select the option that says “Do you want to request a scholarship to help cover costs?” Our Director of Programs will follow up with you directly. Deadline to apply for scholarships is July 24.
Where is the event hosted?
The conference will be held at Food Bank of Alaska's warehouse, located at 2192 Viking Drive in Anchorage.
Is there a hotel block?
No official hotel block is reserved, but Anchorage has a wide range of nearby hotel options to fit every budget and comfort level.
Will there be food at the conference?
Yes! Breakfast and lunch will be provided on both days of the conference. Coffee? You bet. We’ve got you.
Who should attend?
This event is built for current and future partner agencies, tribal and rural organizations, food pantry leaders, social service professionals, and advocates across Alaska who are working to strengthen food access in their communities.
What’s the agenda?
The agenda will include workshops, networking, and collaborative discussions focused on improving food security across the state.
Want to help shape it? Take our quick pre-conference survey and tell us what topics matter most to you.
Can I apply to be a presenter?
Yes! If you have expertise, lived experience, or innovative ideas to share, we’d love to hear from you. Apply here to become a presenter.
Stay Informed
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Want to stay in the loop? Sign up to get email updates about the Anti-Hunger Network Conference—including when registration opens, agenda announcements, speaker highlights, and more.
Have Questions?
Rebecca Guyer, Director or Programs at Food Bank of Alaska.
- Phone: 907-222-3111
- Email: rguyer@foodbankofalaska.org
Explore the Schedule
The agenda is now live! Dive into two days packed with sessions shaped by your feedback, covering everything from food policy and fundraising to trauma-informed care, rural hunger, healthcare partnerships, and more.
Take a look and start planning your conference experience.