Indigenous Rights and Issues

Tourism in Greenland – Expanding the Runway towards Independence

Greenland's first civilian transatlantic airport opens in Nuuk, boosting tourism in Greenland and

A Yukon First Nation Community’s Experiences with their Health System: A Territorial Perspective

This study highlights Na-Cho Nyäk Dun's challenges in health care, emphasizing policy gaps affecting Yukon First

Health and Wellbeing among Arctic Indigenous Peoples: Leveraging Legal Determinants of Health

Arctic Indigenous Peoples are disproportionately affected by climate change. Enter: Legal Determinants of Health to

The Arctic Institute Health and Wellbeing Series 2025: Introduction

This series explores conceptualisations around health and wellbeing, questioning if there are alternative ways to

Trump Sparks Renewed Interest in Greenland: But ‘Greenland Belongs to the People of Greenland’

Trump’s Greenland remarks ignite debate on sovereignty and independence, emphasizing self-determination amid Arctic

The Arctic Institute’s Arctic Extractivism Series 2024: Conclusion

This series explored Arctic extractivism, leaving us with reflections in all forms and burdens, tangible, emotional,

The Triangle of Extraction in the Kola Peninsula

Extractivism tied to the green transition is spreading in Saami lands on the Kola Peninsula, raising questions about

EU-Sámi Cooperation in Climate Change Adaptation in the Arctic

Further cooperation between the European Commission and Sámi representatives is integral to climate

Leveraging Indigenous Knowledge for Effective Nature-Based Solutions in the Arctic

The Arctic's rapid warming necessitates integrating Indigenous knowledge with nature-based solutions to enhance climate