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Published: 09.05.2026
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We warmly congratulate BIRGEJUPMI researcher Nina Hermansen on her promotion to Associate Professor in Social Studies at UiT The Arctic University of Norway. In BIRGEJUPMI, Nina contributes to research on sea- and landscapes as living archives, community well-being, and Arctic coastal futures.

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Published: 09.05.2026
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Artists from Sápmi, Canada, and Kalaallit Nunaat gathered in Guovdageaidnu for the opening of the Birgejupmi through Art & Duodji exhibition at Guovdageainnu Gilišillju. The exhibition celebrates Indigenous art, duodji, music, joik, and performance across cultures and communities.

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Published: 09.05.2026
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This 3rd Birgejupmi through Art & Duodji seminar in Guovdageaidnu united artists, researchers, and knowledge holders for three vibrant days where art, duodji, culture, and knowledge were lived through presentations, dialogue, music, and reflection on Indigenous artistic futures in Sápmi and beyond.

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Published: 09.05.2026
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BIRGEJUPMI was present at the Arctic Dialogue in Potsdam, Germany, where Indigenous and Non-Indigenous researchers and policymakers discussed co-creation in Arctic research. The sessions focused on research ethics, funding structures, and Indigenous-led approaches to knowledge production.

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Published: 17.04.2026
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We congratulate Naja Dyrendom Graugaad for being awarded an Emma Goldman Fellowship at the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) in Vienna. During April, she is continuing her research on Inuit land relations and wellbeing in Kalaallit Nunaat while engaging with an international research community.

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Published: 07.04.2026
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On 25 March, WP4 hosted its second youth workshop in the coastal community of Bearalváhkki, following the first session in neighbouring Unjárga/Nesseby. Young people came together to share what it’s like to grow up in Bearalváhkki today, alongside their hopes and visions for the future.

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