Indigenous Language, Community, and Legends in Post-Secondary Education

Yukon University must put Indigenous languages at the forefront of education policy and fund free Indigenous language

Isolation and Resilience of Arctic Oil Exploration during COVID-19: Business as usual or Structural Shift?

Analysis of the effects of the pandemic on Arctic oil exploration, a key economic sector for the region and challenges

COVID-19’s Impact on the Administration of Justice in Canada’s Arctic

COVID-19 affects the administration of justice in Canada’s Arctic by exacerbating current challenges. A reform is

Brazilians in the Arctic: A Global Experience with Mental Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic led to the creation of free emergency psychological services for Brazilians all over the world,

Vulnerable Communities: How has the COVID-19 Pandemic affected Indigenous People in the Russian Arctic?

Russian Arctic Indigenous people are vulnerable to COVID-19 and afflicted by the lockdown as well as climate

Partnership with a Healthy Dose of Distance: Sweden’s Changing Attitude towards the EU as an Arctic Player

This article provides a short account of the key characteristics of the Swedish state’s attitude towards the EU as an

Carbon: Three Observations on Life, Death, and Uncertainty in the Permafrost

Carbon has a complex relationship with the permafrost– and our thinking. A philosophical perspective on carbon

When ‘Perma’ Is No Longer ‘Perma’: Investigating Permafrost Degradation in Churchill, Manitoba

Permafrost degradation threatens Churchill’s future as it changes the topography that tourism, rail lines, and

The Intersection of U.S. Military Infrastructure & Alaskan Permafrost Through the 21st Century

Alaskan permafrost projections indicate continued damage to Arctic security infrastructure. Here we offer