By Lars Kullerud
Shared Voices Magazine 2020
The UArctic magazine Shared Voices is printed annually. Read the current issue.
Letter from Monaco
By HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco
Climate Action – A Need for Policy
By Pekka Haavisto
Russia’s Ten Priorities in the Arctic
By Alexander V. Krutikov
Learning from the Crisis
By Diane Hirshberg and Paul Wasko
Step Up and Take Climate Leadership
By Eirik Sivertsen
Multidisciplinary Research as Climate Action
By Annika Granebeck and Nina Kirchner
It Takes a Village
By Colleen Flaherty, Rebecca Irelan and Cameron Wake
Exploring Arctic Policy from an Inuit Perspective
By Nadine C. Fabbi, Michelle Koutnik, Ellen Ahlness and Elizabeth Wessells
Stories from the Ice
By Karl Kreutz, Cameron Wake, Erich Osterberg and Alison Criscitiello
Building Relationships with Land: Bushkids Initiative
By Chloe Dragon Smith
Understanding Climate Change Through Storytelling, Culture, and Art
By Aaluk Edwardson, Maleah Wenzel, Sabena Allen, Shelbi Fitzpatrick and Melody Brown Burkins
Many a Little Makes a Mickle: Coastal Studies Students and Staff Take Action Against Marine Litter
By Catherine Chambers and Astrid Fehling
Our Plastic Ocean, Our Clean Ocean
By Herminia Din
Worlds in Motion – The National Museums of World Culture, Sustainability and the Future
By Sofie Öberg Magnusson and Martin Schultz
Voluntourism in the Faroe Islands
By Jonathan Wood
Northern Nursing Students Raising Awareness and Spreading Knowledge
By Kathie Pender, Donald Leidl and Bente Norbye
Smart Societies and Arctic Sustainability: Opportunities and Challenges
By Nadezda Nazarova, Evgenii Aleksandrov and Anatoli Bourmistrov
Shortening the Time from Observing to Decision-making in the Arctic
By Olivia Lee and Finn Danielsen
Climate Change – Key Challenge of Arctic Herders’ Livelihoods and Cultures
By Alena Gerasimova, Svetlana Avelova, Mikhail Pogodaev, Anatoly Zhozhikov, Anders Oskal and Svein D. Mathiesen
Table of Contents
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Letter from the President
By Lars Kullerud
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Editorial
By Outi Snellman
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Letter from Monaco
By HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco
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Climate Action – A Need for Policy
By Pekka Haavisto
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Russia’s Ten Priorities in the Arctic
By Alexander V. Krutikov
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Learning from the Crisis: Issues in Strengthening Online Learning for the Future
By Diane Hirshberg and Paul Wasko
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Step Up and Take Climate Leadership
By Eirik Sivertsen
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Multidisciplinary Research as Climate Action
By Annika Granebeck and Nina Kirchner
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It Takes a Village: University of New Hampshire Students Spur Climate Change Research to Action
By Colleen Flaherty, Rebecca Irelan and Cameron Wake
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Exploring Arctic Policy from an Inuit Perspective
By Nadine C. Fabbi, Michelle Koutnik, Ellen Ahlness and Elizabeth Wessells
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Stories from the Ice: A History of Arctic Climate and Environmental Change Told in Ice Cores
By Karl Kreutz, Cameron Wake, Erich Osterberg and Alison Criscitiello
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Student story: Anna-Katri Kulmala
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UArctic Annual Report 2019
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Building Relationships with Land: Bushkids Initiative
By Chloe Dragon Smith
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Understanding Climate Change Through Storytelling, Culture, and Art
By Aaluk Edwardson, Maleah Wenzel, Sabena Allen, Shelbi Fitzpatrick and Melody Brown Burkins
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Many a Little Makes a Mickle: Coastal Studies Students and Staff Take Action Against Marine Litter
By Catherine Chambers and Astrid Fehling
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Our Plastic Ocean, Our Clean Ocean: Art as a Catalyst to Build Understanding
By Herminia Din
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Worlds in Motion – The National Museums of World Culture, Sustainability and the Future
By Sofie Öberg Magnusson and Martin Schultz
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Voluntourism in the Faroe Islands: A Sustainable Nordic Tourism Model
By Jonathan Wood
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Northern Nursing Students Raising Awareness and Spreading Knowledge on Climate Actions
By Kathie Pender, Donald Leidl and Bente Norbye
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Smart Societies and Arctic Sustainability: Opportunities and Challenges
By Nadezda Nazarova, Evgenii Aleksandrov and Anatoli Bourmistrov
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Shortening the Time from Observing to Decision-making in the Arctic
By Olivia Lee and Finn Danielsen
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“Breath of the North”: A Literary Portrait of Jean Malaurie
By Jan Borm
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Climate Change – Key Challenge of Arctic Herders’ Livelihoods and Cultures
By Alena Gerasimova, Svetlana Avelova, Mikhail Pogodaev, Anatoly Zhozhikov, Anders Oskal and Svein D. Mathiesen
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Alumni Testimonials from the Model Arctic Council