Society and Culture

Ecologies of Collaboration: Art–Science Methodologies in the Arctic

Transdisciplinary collaboration evolves through shared learning, practical strategies, and effective

Geomorphology of Self: a Glaciological Exploration of Cultural, Feminine, and Queer Identity among the Landscapes of Svalbard

A written and physical embodiment of the kinship between glaciers and self, navigated through the feminine body during

Collective Memory of C’ulc’ena’ Łuu’ / Gulkana Glacier

Situated within Ahtna Athabascan homelands, C’ulc’ena’ Łuu’ is a place of connection formed by many complex

A Skier Goes for a Glacier Walk

An exploration of grieving and celebrating glacial travel in a changing climate, through 40+ years of one skier’s

A Map of the Arctic Ocean

A speculative map layering Arctic ice retreat, territorial claims, shipping, extraction, and wildlife migration to

Reimagining Care: Emerging Urban Inuit Models of Health and Wellbeing in Canada

Urban Inuit health clinics in Canada and approaches to providing culturally appropriate care for Inuit in urban

The Arctic Institute’s 2026 Polar Disaster Risk Reduction and Response Series: A Conclusion

The 2026 Polar Disaster Risk Reduction and Response Series recaps key findings and arguments, concluding with a broader

Local Perspectives in Disaster Risk Reduction: Visualising Disaster Risk in Svalbard

This photo essay explores local perspectives in disaster risk reduction through a curated visual narrative of

Choosing the Bear: Navigating Spectacular Risks in Longyearbyen

Disaster in Longyearbyen is rarely spectacular. Women navigate intimate threats the state ignores, redefining safety