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From Arctic Frontiers: “Dear Emerging Leaders network, On behalf of Arctic Frontiers, we are happy to announce that the Emerging Leaders program 2024 is now open for applications! Emerging Leaders is an early-career and mentoring program for PhDs, Post-docs, and young professionals from the public, policy, academic, business and NGO sector working in the Arctic … Continued
September 12, 2020. A reflection on climate policy from Zohreh Rezaie Manesh.Climate policy can play a vital role in providing a unifying common ground for action and mutual understanding between various stakeholders, and on multiple scales. In addition to providing space for dialogue and planning, I feel that climate policy aims to create guidelines for the … Continued
September 8, 2020. A reflection on climate action from Denis Kavanna. Growing up I got to hear stories from my grandfather, James Kavanna, about how different things in Cambridge Bay were back when they had nothing but tiny houses and how it was easier to get food. These days it’s harder to get food because … Continued
August 12, 2020. A reflection on climate policy and action from Avery Velez. Figure 1 photo credit: Avery Velez, K’taqamkuk, July 2020 Kwe’ teluisi Avery, n’in l’nuwey weji-sqala’tmik Mi’kma’ki K’taqamkuk, kepmitelsi puoin My name is Avery (they/them/negm), I am Mi’kmaw grown from the land now called Newfoundland, and I am proud to be a queer … Continued
July 28, 2020. A reflection on climate policy from Leah Davidson.I come from a small, semi-rural 4000-person community that lacks environmental awareness, but has adopted affinity and care for the land and nature. For example, we grow produce locally, carpool to activities, walk extensively, and try to conserve resources. My community is tight-knit, fairly ethnically … Continued
July 28, 2020. A reflection on climate policy from Thomas Steur.In a year void of any Students On Ice trips to the Arctic, COP 26, musical concerts, and countless other things we value, it is hard to stay focused on the future. At a time when everything is stopped, how can you possibly remember the … Continued
July 28, 2020. A reflection on climate policy from Alissa Sallans.Growing up I have always had a deep appreciation for the need for climate action, but until recently the form of action I took was at an individual level. The argument that “small changes make a big difference” and that “voting with your dollars counts” … Continued
