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We are excited to share that Ida Hydle’s short article on Birgejupmi is now published in the digital Journal Onsdag 3, edited by OsloMet.
Britt Kramvig's and Tarja Tuulia Salmela's new article "When the land becomes the sea and the sea becomes the land: Disrupting processes of appropriation of Miärralándda" has been published in the Journal Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space.
Jan Erik Henriksen has released an article "Birgejubmi som samisk relasjonell helse" in Samisk helse- og kulturforståelse i praksis.
This special issue explores pluriversal perspectives in Arctic Indigenous tourism, introducing decolonial and Indigenous knowledge frameworks to reimagine tourism, sustainability, and heritage in the Arctic through multiepistemic dialogue.
Sámi Health and Cultural Understanding in Practice is an anthology on Sámi health, culture, and Indigenous rights. It features diverse voices, including our Birgejupmi member Jan-Erik, and supports professionals and students in developing cultural competence.
Our team member Britt Kramvig, with partners, explores how Sámi artists use art, poetry, and performance as powerful tools for resistance, healing, and community-building in the face of ongoing colonial pressures. Art becomes a space for solidarity and reclaiming land, culture, and identity in…
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