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Eline Gordts is News Deeply’s Community Editor. She’s on Twitter at @elinegordts.

The Daughter of a Trailblazer Finds Her Own Path

Nina Larsson has created a renewable energy company, helped launch an indigenous youth collective and is working towards improving early childhood development in Canada’s Northwest Territories.over 3 years ago

An Inuit Teacher’s Deeply Personal Path to Education

Angela Nuliayok Rudolph, a graduate student at the University of Alaska’s Fairbanks campus and a Jane Glassco Northern Fellow, is focused on improving education for Inuit students to help them avoid the struggles she faced herself.over 3 years ago

Environment
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Q&A

Allen Pope’s Arctic Vision: Collaborative, Connected and Committed

The new head of the International Arctic Science Committee wants to see more teamwork among scientists of different stripes in the North – and says his own work studying glaciers is driven by a desire to better understand the processes that shape our planet.over 3 years ago

A Finnish Researcher Studies the Loneliness of the Arctic

Anna Reetta Rönkä, a PhD candidate at the University of Oulu, says that Arctic nations can do more to help support the mental well-being of their northern residents.over 3 years ago

Environment
Research
Q&A

Arctic Scientist Runs 1,800 Miles to Raise Awareness of Climate Change

Erlend Moster Knudsen, an Arctic climate system specialist, spent four months running from Norway to Paris to help spread the word about the impact of climate change on the Arctic.over 3 years ago

Climate
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Geopolitics & Security
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Shipping
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How a Researcher From Arizona Developed a Passion for the Arctic

Katherine Weingartner is an ICF contractor for the United States Global Change Research Program where she supports the development of the National Climate Assessment.over 3 years ago

Environment
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Northern People & Health
Q&A

The Young Indigenous Leader Breaking Down the Barriers of Colonization

At 29, Jordan Peterson is the youngest-ever vice president of the Gwich’in Tribal Council in Canada’s Northwest Territories. We spoke to him as part of our “Emerging Leaders” series about how he wants Indigenous youths to embrace their culture while looking to the future. over 3 years ago

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Northern People & Health
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A Passionate Young Voice on Tradition and Leadership in the Arctic

Yellowknife’s Kyla Kakfwi Scott helped start Dene Nahjo, an organization aimed at advancing social and environmental justice for northern peoples and promoting Indigenous leadership.over 3 years ago

Governance
Northern People & Health
Q&A

Satellite Studies and Fieldwork Reveal a Globalized Arctic

Mia Bennett travels throughout the Arctic studying transportation infrastructure and natural resource development to understand which projects get approved, how they get done and who’s consulted. We spoke to her as part of our “Emerging Leaders” series.over 3 years ago

Environment
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Northern People & Health
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A Clear Voice on Indigenous Rights and Climate Change

Jannie Staffansson became an environmental chemist so people would listen to her and to Saami elders about environmental issues. Now she’s a steady voice for Indigenous rights at international climate meetings. We spoke to her as part of our “Emerging Leaders” series.over 3 years ago

Environment
Governance
Northern People & Health
Q&A

Village on the Edge Raises a Young Climate Ambassador

Esau Sinnok cast a vote in the U.S. presidential election this year for the first time, but already this young Iñupiat leader – as well as being a U.S. Arctic Youth Ambassador – has traveled to Paris for climate change talks and has his eye on Alaska’s governorship.over 3 years ago

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Sixteen Young Leaders Who Will Influence the Future of the Arctic

Meet the people who stand apart when it comes to improving education, fighting climate change, boosting international collaboration and revitalizing Indigenous culture in the Arctic. They are the ones we’ll be watching in the years to come.over 3 years ago

Eline Gordts Community Editor, News Deeply

The Daughter of a Trailblazer Finds Her Own Path

An Inuit Teacher’s Deeply Personal Path to Education

Allen Pope’s Arctic Vision: Collaborative, Connected and Committed

A Finnish Researcher Studies the Loneliness of the Arctic

Arctic Scientist Runs 1,800 Miles to Raise Awareness of Climate Change

How a Researcher From Arizona Developed a Passion for the Arctic

The Young Indigenous Leader Breaking Down the Barriers of Colonization

A Passionate Young Voice on Tradition and Leadership in the Arctic

Satellite Studies and Fieldwork Reveal a Globalized Arctic

A Clear Voice on Indigenous Rights and Climate Change

Village on the Edge Raises a Young Climate Ambassador

Sixteen Young Leaders Who Will Influence the Future of the Arctic

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The Daughter of a Trailblazer Finds Her Own Path

An Inuit Teacher’s Deeply Personal Path to Education

Allen Pope’s Arctic Vision: Collaborative, Connected and Committed

A Finnish Researcher Studies the Loneliness of the Arctic

Arctic Scientist Runs 1,800 Miles to Raise Awareness of Climate Change

How a Researcher From Arizona Developed a Passion for the Arctic

The Young Indigenous Leader Breaking Down the Barriers of Colonization

A Passionate Young Voice on Tradition and Leadership in the Arctic

Satellite Studies and Fieldwork Reveal a Globalized Arctic

A Clear Voice on Indigenous Rights and Climate Change

Village on the Edge Raises a Young Climate Ambassador

Sixteen Young Leaders Who Will Influence the Future of the Arctic

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