Society and Culture

The Arctic Aflame: Intensifying Arctic Wildfires Present a Sobering Reminder that Climate Change Remains a Grave and Gathering Threat to the Arctic

As the Arctic continues to thaw, intensifying wildfires remind us that climate change is a grave threat to the

The Arctic Institute’s Queering the Arctic Series 2023: Conclusion

In The Arctic Institute’s 2023 series “Queering the Arctic”, the impact and purpose on studying queer Arctic life

Northern Identities: Rereading Woman of Labrador

Morgen Mills claims space for diverse northern identities and ideas of womanhood within the narratives arising from

Geographical Problems: Interview with Artist Justin Levesque

Curator, Jaime DeSimone interviews Portland-based interdisciplinary artist Justin Levesque to discuss his work on

Tromsø as a “Safe Space”: LGBTQ+ Inclusivity through Arts in the Arctic Gateway

This article provides an empirical examination of how Arctic safe spaces operate in practice and can be created through

Mapping the Landscape of LGBTQ+ Hope Spots: An Arctic Equality Map

This article provides high-level analysis of LGBTQ+ human rights in the Arctic through an Arctic LGBTQ+ Equality

The Arctic Institute’s Queering the Arctic Series 2023: Introduction

TAI's 2023 Series about queer life in the Arctic showcases different approaches to the lives of the LGBTQ+-community in

Arctic Winter College 2021: Policy Briefs #3 – Community Wellbeing

The Arctic Institute is publishing the fourth policy brief - on community wellbeing - from the Arctic Winter College

Where do we go from here? The Fate of Scientific and Cultural Collaborations for Young People in the Arctic

Norway has reimagined some of its collaborative educational projects with Russia. What does this mean for young