It was the time for listening…
Last night’s Learning from Knowledge Keepers class was intense. It was difficult. It was challenging. And it was inspiring. Horrific stories, experiences, and histories were shared, juxtaposed with the most…
The Amazing Moment When We Created A Course & the World Showed Up
That First Monday It was midnight on Monday night, and I found myself sitting in my darkened living room, looking out at the water, holding a cup of tea, and…
What Happens When a Mi’kmaq Hereditary Chief & a Settler Prof Create a Course…
…. and invite everyone, from everywhere, to join? Well, we are hoping it’s going to be an exciting learning intercultural learning journey and an interesting educational experiment in live-streaming, and we look…
New Team Member
I am very pleased to be joining the PhD committee of Kate Bishops-Williams, at the University of Guelph. Kate is in the Department of Population Medicine. She completed an Honours Bachelor degree…
Student Reflection: ArcticNet ASM 2015 – Vancouver, BC December 7-11, 2015
Originally posted on sherilee harper:
Written by Lindsay Day, MSc Candidate This year’s Arctic Net Annual Scientific Meeting in Vancouver did not disappoint as a fabulous conference to attend. In…
3 Part Video Series on Eskasoni
I always feel very grateful to be able to do the work that I do, and learn from the people with whom I work. And working with Cassidy Jean McAuliffe…
Climate Change & Inuit Mental Health
Today, an agreement is being tabled at COP21, calling on over 200 countries to sign on. As we continue these national and international dialogues, it is important to remember human…
New Article on Inuit-Youth-Led Participatory Video & Adaptation
Just in time for the annual ArcticNet Annual Scientific conference in Vancouver, BC, Arctic has released our new article on using Inuit-youth-led participatory video as a strategy to enhance adaptive…
Ashlee Cunsolo, PhD 