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David Michael Karabelnikoff

Chief Steward of Project Peoples

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Global Solutions Alliance

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About

David Karabelnikoff is a dedicated advocate for sustainable energy solutions, environmental stewardship, and the empowerment of indigenous communities in Alaska. As a descendant of the Unangan and Dena'ina people, David's commitment to fostering a secure, sustainable, and scalable energy future for Alaska is deeply rooted in his cultural heritage. Currently serving as the Alaska-based representative for The Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy (ATCE), David plays a pivotal role in connecting tribes with federal funding opportunities and promoting clean energy initiatives. His role involves extensive networking and collaboration with key stakeholders, including tribal leaders, community organizations, and industry partners. David's passion for advancing renewable energy technologies is evident in his active involvement within the local Alaskan Native communities. David's commitment to a planet-positive future goes beyond professional endeavors; it reflects a deep-seated belief in the interconnectedness of all life. By incorporating indigenous perspectives, he strives to ensure that the transition to a regenerative economy is not only environmentally sustainable but also socially just an

Experience

Chief Steward of Project PeoplesGlobal Solutions Alliance
Jun 2025
Campaign Steering CommitteeNatural Medicine Alaska
May 2024
Alaska Program ManagerAlliance for Tribal Clean Energy
Jan 2024 to May 2025
CatalystEmpowerment WORKS (EW)
Sep 2017 to May 2019
ReAllocate Ambassador: AlaskaReAllocate, Inc.
Oct 2012 to Jan 2013
InternedCold Climate Housing Research Center
Jun 2011 to Aug 2011
Guidance CounselorMt. Edgecumbe High school
Sep 2005 to Dec 2005

Education

RES | the School for Renewable Energy Science
Master's Degree, Reneable Energy Sciences: Energy Systems & Policies
2009 to 2011
Fort Lewis College
B.A, Native; of sociology, political science
2006 to 2008