Indigenous Involvement in the COP21 Climate Change Talks

A successful COP21 will help Arctic Indigenous Peoples receive the recognition for future climate change

Alaskan Villages Imperiled by Global Warming Need Resources to Relocate

Alaskan villages may be the first to be forced into climate-induced relocation, but they certainly won’t be the

Ensuring Equity for the Indigenous Within Their Nation-States for the Benefit of All

The struggle for land recognition and territorial autonomy faces a complicated path for ensuring equity for indigenous

Deficiency of Cultural Sensitivity in The Economist

The Economist's latest Special Report on the Arctic displays strong cultural insensitivity in the piece on Inuit in

Giving a ‘Visual Voice’ to the Changing Arctic Environment

A few excellent examples exists that visually voice the changing Arctic, serving to educate civil society, industry and

The Arctic and the Need for Greater Differentiation in a Non-Coherent Region

There is a need for a greater differentiation of the various regions within the Arctic region: the Arctic is simply not

Perspectives on the Evidence and Impacts of Changing Environments in the Far North

The Arctic gives evidence of the juxtaposition between choices and dilemmas, brought about not by climate

Channeling Arctic Indigenous Peoples’ Knowledge Into an Arctic Region Security Architecture

Canada has a model for incorporating Arctic indigenous peoples’ knowledge into their Arctic operations; a model that

Indigenous Resilience, Mentors and Champions of Hope for Contemporary Times

Resilience is currently being tested in the Arctic as it confronts indigenous peoples with conditions beyond their