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What happens when history, local knowledge, young voices and visions for the future come together? On 25–26 June 2026, Dyrøy/Divrrát/Tyras became a place for dialogue about Sámi, Kven and Norwegian histories, reconciliation and the future of northern communities.
In June 2026, the Saami Council and RIFS organised a sharing event and exhibition in Unjárga/Nesseby, Sápmi. The event celebrated young people’s visions of sustainable futures, developed through Work Package 4.
How do Indigenous communities maintain their relationships with the sea in regions with industrial fishing and resource extraction? Ida, Stephan in conversation with Dr. Haliehana Stepetin from Alaska's Aleutian Islands explored these questions and highlighted the value of North-to-North learning.
A conversation with Itelmen scholar, Prof. Tatiana Degai at the University of Victoria,Vancouver Island, moved between salmon, king crab, and wider questions of how Indigenous relationships with the environment are governed and understood today.
A key moment on Ida and Stephan's North-To-North Dialogue journey was a visit in Port Alberni at Clifford and Matilda Atleo that opened up a wider discussion on governance and Indigenous futures.
A highlight in Jan Erik and Thora's North-to-North Dialogue journey in Nova Scotia was meeting with Elder Dr Albert D. Marshall, Lisa Young, Skyler Jeddore and Nadine Lefort from the Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources, where they reflected on knowledge, relationships, and stewardship.
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