Arctic Indigenous filmmakers from around the circumpolar North contemplate the impacts of climate change on their lives and communities. Through five powerful first-person experiences, we witness the struggles they endure as they make a strong stance to protect their lands, cultures, and futures in a rapidly changing world.

UArctic is thrilled to announce the sixth program highlight of the UArctic Assembly 2025, Sulaoja Nature Trail!

Dr. Chris Southcott from Lakehead University has been appointed UArctic Chair of Resources and Sustainable Communities for the next five years.

Seminar "Exploring Climate Adaptation in Northern Communities" will be held online (Zoom) on April 1, 2025, at 11:00-12:20 (MDT).

We're excited to announce the fifth program highlight of the UArctic Assembly 2025, A Concert by Áilu Valle & Amoc (Mikkâl Morottaja)!

The Glacier Stewardship Program is a first-of-its kind initiative that will develop innovative, science-backed strategies to slow glacier melt locally, mitigate glacier-related hazards, and preserve the microbial biodiversity locked in glacier ice.

Below is Nels Ure's (University of Alaska Fairbanks) student report from the Arctic Youth Conference 2025, which was held in Tromsø, Norway in January 2025.

UArctic is happy to share a fourth program highlight of the UArctic Assembly 2025: a visit to Inari Reindeerfarm!

Below is Cedrick Vinoya's (Whitehorse, Yukon) student report from the Arctic Youth Conference 2025, which was held in Tromsø, Norway in January 2025.

UArctic is happy to share a third program highlight of the UArctic Assembly 2025: a cruise on Lake Inari!

Below is Tyra Fjellgren's (Blekinge Tekniska Högskola, Sweden) student report from the Arctic Youth Conference 2025, which was held in Tromsø, Norway in January 2025.

UArctic is happy to share a second program highlight of the UArctic Assembly 2025, where we will have a guided tour of Siida Sámi Museum and Nature Center!

Viljo Vuorimäki, UArctic Board student representative, joined the Arctic Youth Conference in January in Tromsø both as a participant and as a member of its youth committee. In this article, he shares his experiences from the event and reflects on the importance of youth inclusion and contributions.

Dr. Kerim Hestens Nisancioglu will speak about Greenland ice melt, fjord changes, and combining science with local knowledge to address community concerns on April 4, 2025 at Dartmouth College.

As part of the UArctic Assembly 2025 program, we are happy to announce one of the exciting optional events: A guided tout of Sámi Cultural Center Sajos!