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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.
Elisabeth Roy Trudel, Leena Heinämäki and Philipp Kastner PhD Candidate in Humanities, Concordia University in Montreal
THE CONVERSATION: Despite efforts to adopt a Saami Convention to strengthen and harmonize legal protections given to the Saami in Nordic countries, negotiations have been stalled for over a decade.
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