Ilisimatusaatissat nunap assinganut takutinneri

Upernaaq manna Arctic Hub inuit pissusaannut inuiaqatigiilerinermullu (humanistiske- og samfundsvidenskabelige) tunngasunut ilisimatusartunut ataqatigiissaarinermut workshopertitsivoq. Ajornannginnerulersitsinissaq siunertaralugu suliap inernera uani takusinnaavat.

Nicoline Larsen & Jula Maegaard-Hoffmann

Piffimmi 2022 najuullutik misissuiartortut aallartereersut, ukiuni kingullerni angalanerup killilersuuteqarnikuunera peqqutaalluni tamatumuuna imaaginnavissapput.

Taamaammat Arctic Hub upernaaq manna inuit pissusaannut inuiaqatigiilerinermullu tunngasunik ilisimatusartunut ataatsimoortitsilluni qarasaasiakkut ingerlanneqartumik workshopertitsivoq. 2022/2023-mi najuullutik misissuinissaminnik pilersaarutillit uani ilisimatusarnikkut suliassaminnut paasissutissanik imminnut avitseqatigiipput. Ataatsimoorfiup pilersinnerani takorloorneqarpoq, ilisimatusartut misilittakkaminnik avitseqatigiiffissaattut aamma suleqateqarnissaminnut periarfissanik ammaassinissaannik takunnilersitsisussatullu atorluarneqarsinnaasoq.

Workshopimi suleqatigiissitsiviusumi peqataatitsinermi ilisimatusartut ataatsimoorlutik ilisimatusaatiminnik suliniutitik Kalaallit Nunaata assinganut iliorarpaat. Tamatuma saniatigut aamma paasissutissanik attuumassuteqarsinnaasunik avitseqatigiiffiulluni, soorlu nutserisumik imaluunniit ilisimatusarnermi ikiortissamik pisariaqartitsigunik paasissutissat kiisalu siunnersuutit unnuisarfinnut tunngasut oqaluuserineqarlutik il.

Paasissutissat workshopi aqqutigalugu qaqinneqarsimasut ilissinnut ingerlateqqikkusuppagut. Ilissinnut ilisimatusartunut, workshopimut peqataanngitsunut, aallarniutitummi kalaallit qallunaallu suliffeqarfianneersut taamaallaat peqataatinneqarmata.

Kisianni nunap assinganut ikkussorneqartunut aamma ilisimatusarnerup silarsuaaniinngikkaluartunik tamanik aamma malinnaatitsinissatsinnut tikilluaqquserusuppugut. Ilissi najukkassinni ilisimatusarnermi suliniutit ingerlanneqartussat suunersut uani paasisaqarfigisinnaavasi. Aamma ilissi suleqataasinnaanermut periarfissasi takusinnaavasi. Imaassinnaavoq ilisimatusartut unnuiffigisinnaasaannik piginnittuusutit? Imaluunniit nutserisuullutit, suliniummut pisariaqartinneqartoq?

Ilisimatusarnikkut suliniutinik ataqatigiissaarineq iluatsilluarsimasoq novembarimi ingerlateqqinneqassaaq.
Maanna peqataanissamut nalunaarnissannut periarfissaqalereerputit, ugguuna

Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq

Tasiilaq

26. apriili – 4. maaji: Sanne Vammen Larsen & Karin Buhmann (SDU)

Research on socially just transitions in the Arctic with a view to normative aspects and the communicative aspects to ensure public participation of local communities to define their futures with understanding of the natural science and technical aspects and the societal and economic impacts and implication. Contact Karin Buhmann and Sanne Vammen Larsen.

Nuuk

26. – 31. aggusti: AAU, Lill Rastad Bjørst

FACE-IT scenario workshop: LIFE IN THE FJORD – today and in the future Friday August 26 (9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.) Hotel Hans Egede, Nuuk + participation in Arctic Circle Greenland Forum. Contact Lill Rastad Bjørst.

Ukioq naallugu: Pinngortitaleriffik – Greenland Institute of Natural Resources, Tobias Vonnahme

Nuup Kangerlua weekly to monthly sampling, whole year.

Late August: DIIS, Ulrik Pram Gad

Preferably around the Arctic Circle Greenland Forum.

Ukiaq: Nord University, Astri Dankertsen

INDHOME: INDIGENOUS HOMEMAKING AS SURVIVANCE – A RESEARCH PROJECT FUNDED BY THE NORWEGIAN RESEARCH COUNCIL (SAMISK III) https://site.nord.no/ihas/ Contact Astri Dankertsen.

Apriili/Maaji/Juuni: Pinngortitaleriffik – Greenland Institute of Natural Resources, Kristine Lynge-Pedersen

Research about locals perceptions about Tourism in Nuuk. Qualitative interviews in Nuuk April-May 2022 PPGIS survey in Nuuk May-June 2022. Contact Kristine Lynge-Pedersen.

26. apriili – 4. maaji: SDU, Sanne Vammen Larsen & Karin Buhmann

Research on socially just transitions in the Arctic with a view to normative aspects and the communicative aspects to ensure public participation of local communities to define their futures with understanding of the natural science and technical aspects and the societal and economic impacts and implication. Contact Karin Buhmann and Sanne Vammen Larsen.

2022-2023: KU, Miriam Cullen

Climate adaptation in Greenland through the lens of postcolonialism with the goal of ensuring that the human rights of Greenlandic people (such as right to self-determination, to enjoy one’s culture, to health, to housing) are being met to the same standard as in other parts of the Danish Realm in the context of the foreseeable consequences of climate change. We are now looking to get in touch with: Greenlandic people who might be interested to talk about this (locals, officials, business owners, academics), people who can provide interpretation services, as well as researchers who might be interested to share their own findings or are interested in this research. Contact Miriam Cullen.

Aggustip aallartinnerani: AAU, Henrik Halkjær, Laura James 

Project “Sustainable Arctic Cruise Communities”: https://www.nord.no/no/om-oss/fakulteter-og-avdelinger/handelshogskolen/forskning/forskningsprosjekt/Sider/Caring4Cruise.aspx Or find out more on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sustainable-Arctic-Cruise-Communities-118615586674580

Apriili – juuni: UiT: Martin Svingen Refseth

Visiting scholar at Ilisimatusarfik. Project: ”URBTRANS”. Read more at: https://prosjektbanken.forskningsradet.no/en/project/FORISS/300929?Kilde=FORISS&distribution=Ar&chart=bar&calcType=funding&Sprak=no&sortBy=date&sortOrder=desc&resultCount=30&offset=0&Prosjektleder=Torunn+Berge Contact Martin Svingen Refseth.

Kujalleq Kommune

Narsaq

Ukioq naallugu: Narsaq Research Station, Lise Autogena

Researchers in Narsaq, we would like to host you at Narsaq Research Station – we can help with local contacts, translation etc. Read more at: www.narsaqresearchstation.gl or write to Lise Autogena.

Qaqortoq

Aggusti – septembari: Lausanne University, Laine Chanteloup

I am part of a 4 years project that was funded by Switzerland on the impact of climate change on fjords ecosystem. We are a large interdisciplinary team and most of the team will go to Narsaq and Narsasuaq in July and august to do some measurement linked to DNA of fish, temperature, soilsetc… Me I a human geographer and I would like to develop some photo contest and interviews with narsaq community and Narsasuaq community to have a better understanding of the perception of the fjords and its changes. I will be in the region this summer in august but it will be a first visit in order to prepare more fieldwork during the following year. Contact Laine Chanteloup.

Aggustip naalernerani: Ilisimatusarfik, Gestur Hovgaard

As part of the project “”Sustainable Value Chains in Nordic Coastal Communities”” (NorValue) we are on fieldtrip in Nanortalik, Qaqortooq and Narsaq in the period 3-14 of march, and we expect to be on a similar trip again in the latter part of August. Happy to hear from people working in Southern Greenland. Contact: Gestur Hovgaard

Maaji: Ilisimatusarfik, Vivi Vold

20.- 24. aggusti: AAU, Carina Ren, Anne Merrild & Simon Barndof

A THRIVING SOUTH – NATURE, COMMUNITY, BUSINESS Research conference on sustainable development of agriculture and tourism in South Greenland 24 AUGUST 2022, QAQORTOQ. Contact Carina Ren.

Nanortalik

Maaji: AAU, Rikke Becker Jacobsen, Ecotip 

Research project will involve local knowledge in Nanortalik and Upernavik. As part of the project, three social science researchers will include the latest local knowledge from different regions in Greenland – more specifically South-Central and North-West Greenland. They will interview local fishermen and citizens to pick up on what changes have been observed locally over the last 10 years in the marine environment and biodiversity. They would also like to talk to local citizens about what changes in catching and fishing have meant to them and their city. Read more here: https://www.oceandecade.dk/news/nyhed?id=94e639d1-c1fe-410d-b64e-067628b66bd6

Rikke Becker Jacobsen and Sun Dyremose will visit Nanortalik May 5-12. Kristen Ounanian will visit Upernavik in July. All three social scientists come from Aalborg University, Center for Blue Governance. Contact: Rikke Becker Jacobsen.

The ECOTIP project (www.ecotip-arctic.eu) is funded by the EU and is a major collaboration between the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources, Aalborg University, DTU and various other international partners. The research in Greenland is coordinated with other ongoing climate research projects in Greenland through the Arctic Hub and the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources.

Qeqqata Municipality

Sisimiut

Aggusti: CBS, Liz Cooper

Project: Towards a Sustainable Cruise Tourism Industry: Organisational Communication, Tourist Behaviour and Community Well-being in the Ports of Greenland. Contact Liz Cooper.

Avannaata Kommune

Ilulissat

Apriili – Maaji, Ilona Mettiäinen

Greenland ice sheet conservation as a community designed response to climate change. Read more: https://www.arcticcentre.org/EN/grisco. Contact Ilona Mettiäinen.

Upernavik

Maaji – Juuni: Pinngortitaleriffik, Caroline Buchard

27. juuni – 9. juuli: Parnuna Egede Dahl

Feel free to connect with Parnuna Egede Dahl with research related to Uummannaq.

27. juuni – 9. juuli : AAU, Kristen Ounanian, Ecotip 

Research project will involve local knowledge in Nanortalik and Upernavik. As part of the project, three social science researchers will include the latest local knowledge from different regions in Greenland – more specifically South-Central and North-West Greenland. They will interview local fishermen and citizens to pick up on what changes have been observed locally over the last 10 years in the marine environment and biodiversity.

They would also like to talk to local citizens about what changes in catching and fishing have meant to them and their city. Read more here: https://www.oceandecade.dk/news/nyhed?id=94e639d1-c1fe-410d-b64e-067628b66bd6. Feel free to write me, Kristen Ounanian. I will be the one traveling and interviewing for EcoTip.

Qaanaaq

Septembari: AAU, Mette Abildgaard

Fieldwork and one-on-one interviews w. locals in Qaanaaq (all ages) + interview military personnel. I plan to visit Qaanaaq and Thule Air base in September 2022 (dates not fixed yet). Fieldwork and one-on-one interviews w. locals in Qaanaaq (all ages) about their practices using communication technologies (phones, computers, etc) to understand the impact of the impending switch to flat-rate internet. In addition, I plan to interview military personnel at the base about their practices using communication technologies to understand the significance of these technologies in everyday life at the base. Contact Mette Abildgaard.

Other activities

Piotr Damski
Master thesis: “Labor market in adventure tourism in Greenland”. Contact: Piotr Damski