Graduate Student Reflection by Alex Sawatzky
Almost immediately upon returning from my trip to Rigolet in February, I was faced with the unavoidable, arguably unanswerable, question: so, how was it? Even after having had time to…
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Coverage of Climate Change & Mental Health Research
Today, the Toronto Star published the second in a series of articles by Tyler Hamilton examining the many complex facets related to climate change and mental health, and featured our…
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…
Grief & Climate Change
As the discussions continue at COP21, and the sense of cautious optimism continues to grow that world leaders will reach a strong and binding agreement, I am thrilled to see…
New Article: Elder Perceptions of Climate Change
Here is a sneak peak of a new article that is hitting the presses this week through the Journal of Aboriginal Health Special Issue on Inuit Health & Wellbeing. The article will…
Two Up-Coming Film Screenings
March is another great month for film screenings for Attutaunijuk Nunami/Lament for the Land. I’m pleased to announce two up-coming screenings happening this week and next. This Friday, March 13th, Attutaunijuk Nunami…
Polar Bears, Seals, and Dog Teams… Oh My!
Tonight I had the great pleasure of speaking to a lecture hall full of children about life in the Arctic, complete with pictures, videos, and a special guest visit from…
Two New Research Reports Published
We are happy to share two newly-released and minted reports from community-led research in Nunatsiavut, Labrador, led by the Rigolet Inuit Community Government. Inuit Mental Health & Adaptation to Climate…
Ashlee Cunsolo, PhD 