The overall goal of the panel and workshop is to establish new relationships and strengthen existing ones to develop collaboratively a locally-centered and student-focused education program to co-create a circumpolar education program on environmental change and resilience.
Join authors Christine Tootoo (National Inuit Youth Council and Kivalliq Inuit Association) and Lydia Risi (Institut national de la recherche scientifique) for their presentation "Fostering engagement and amplifying voices: the dynamic role of the National Inuit Youth Summit in shaping Arctic futures."
The Defense Resiliency Platform Against Extreme Cold Weather: a cyberinfrastructural platform enabling predictive visual analytics of permafrost terrain data.
Connor Johnson will present on "Fostering Food Security and Innovation through a demonstration of Experiential Design Methodology" for the 2024 Arctic Congress in Bodø, Norway.
Anastia Broman will present on Advocating for Food Security during the Arctic Congress 2024 in Bodø, Norway this May.
Join us for a comprehensive analysis of food price disparities across Alaska, presented by Mike Jones and Vanessa Collier from the University of Alaska Anchorage (ISER).
Join us for a paper presentation from co-authors Jamie Bell and Tony Eetak from the @1860 Arts incubator, and Kami Norland from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design as they present "Harvesting Resilience: Arts-Based and Participatory Approaches to Sustainable Northern Food Systems and Community Empowerment."
In Minnesota, Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) students enrolled in the Fall 2023 Bio systems class have combined their knowledge and talents to co-create a Facilitator’s Guide for Hosting Immersive Arts & Entrepreneurial workshops that bring us together to eat.
Join Mike Jones and Vanessa Collier from the University of Alaska Anchorage (ISER) for a detailed analysis of food price disparities across Alaska.
Join authors Kukik Baker and Jimmy Muckpah (Aqqiumavvik Society) and Natalie Carter (McMaster University) for Youth Engaged in Making a Difference to Climate Change and Cultural Revitalization.
Join authors Kukik Baker and Jimmy Muckpah (Aqqiumavvik Society) for Session: 4.0.5 Youth in the Arctic: Challenges and possibilities: Relationships and processes of participation and belonging.
In this research presentation, University of Victoria researcher Maeva Gauthier will share a short movie trailer and the journey of her PhD using a community-based participatory research approach to engage youth in Tuktoyaktuk, on the edge of the Canadian Arctic ocean.
