Sarina Lee was born and raised in Alaska. She is Dena’ina Athabaskan, Yup’ik, and Hawaiian. She has been integrated into the Alaska Native community her whole life and is passionate about supporting and advocating for our communities.

Sarina has experience with Rural & Indigenous outreach as a Behavioral Health Aide. She is currently enrolled in APU to obtain her Behavioral Health certification. Sarina has also done volunteer outreach with places like First Alaska Institute and Stop the Pebble Mine.

Experiencing life in Rural and Indigenous communities has made her passionate about protecting our sustainability, resources, and ways of life. Sarina hopes to influence positive change and is excited to support the team. Indigenous ways of life, ensuring community cohesion, and inspiring future generations.