Climate change exacerbates mental health problems in Labrador’s Inuit communities
Climate change is causing tremendous pain and distress in Inuit communities in northern Labrador, compounding already complex mental health issues
Read moreClimate change is causing tremendous pain and distress in Inuit communities in northern Labrador, compounding already complex mental health issues
Read moreOn May 11th, the Arctic states and Indigenous Permanent Participants met in Fairbanks for the tenth Arctic Council Ministerial. Ministerial
Read moreThe financial instrument is to help indigenous groups raise resources for involvement in decision-making and participation in the Arctic Council.
Read moreFAIRBANKS — When he opened a meeting of his colleagues from all the Arctic nations, U.S. Secretary of State Rex
Read moreFAIRBANKS — The chairmanship of the Arctic Economic Council passed from the United States to Finland on Tuesday, with Tara
Read moreTwo Canadian archaeologists are on their way to a remote part of the Russian Arctic hoping that the traditional knowledge
Read moreThe Arctic Council Ministerial will be held in Fairbanks on May 11, marking the end of the United States’ two year
Read moreAlaska Native elders from Bering Sea coastal communities on Friday blasted Alaska’s congressional delegation for not doing more to prevent
Read moreThe physical requirements in the kneel jump — explosive power, core strength, coordination, rhythm, flexibility and balance — pack a
Read moreA collection of about 2,600 items will be transferred from the National Museum in Helsinki to the Siida Museum in
Read moreA Canadian NGO working with Inuit and Cree communities in the rapidly changing Hudson Bay region is one of five
Read moreThe company behind a large and contentious coal mine proposed for the west side of Cook Inlet is suspending all
Read moreWhen it comes to economic development, Inuit people across the Arctic face similar challenges, including sparse populations, pockets of poverty
Read moreIt’s an area in Canada’s Yukon territory that is twice the size of Belgium, or one and a half times
Read moreBETHEL – A project to preserve Yup’ik language and culture already has put more than 4,000 Southwest Alaska place names
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