Anchorage – The nonprofit Alaskans for Personal Health Freedom is set to host its fifth annual conference on Saturday, October 3, at the University of Alaska Anchorage’s Wendy Williamson Auditorium. The event, which began five years ago as the Alaska COVID Alliance, has broadened its focus to include health freedom, education, and personal liberty.
Conference details
Doors open at 8 a.m., and the program runs from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Attendees will receive a boxed lunch, and discounted rooms at the Hotel Captain Cook are available for $175 per night (plus tax) with a discount code obtained via the conference’s contact form.
Speakers and topics
The lineup includes eight local voices and seven out‑of‑state experts. Pediatrician Dr. Bob Sears will discuss the pros and cons of childhood vaccines and informed‑consent rights for parents. Dr. Ryan Cole will present alternative cancer protocols, while Dr. Pierre Kory and the Independent Medical Alliance will address long COVID and off‑label treatments. Dr. Daphne Denham will share results from hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and Paul Runko of Defending Education.org will examine how teachers’ unions are integrating DEI into school AI tools. Finally, Jolie Diane will speak on geoengineering concerns following recent cloud‑seeding over the Kenai Peninsula.
How to register
Registration and full conference details are available at ak4pf.org. The event’s sponsor, Big Berkey Water Filters, is offering a 10 % discount site‑wide with code MRAK10 at BigBerkeyWaterFilters.com.
Why it matters
Organizers say the conference aims to provide Alaskans with information that “the script left out,” emphasizing personal liberty and parental‑rights in health decisions. The theme, “The truth begins where the script ends,” reflects the group’s commitment to presenting alternative perspectives on public‑health policies.
For those interested in attending, the conference promises a full day of presentations, networking, and resources for families seeking more control over health choices.
Original reporting: Must Read Alaska (Anchorage) — read the source article.
