Indigenous-Centered Engagement
At the Nuna Center, community engagement is rooted in a commitment to one another and the world around us. It involves sharing knowledge, fostering collaboration, and embracing innovative, non-traditional ways of connecting and learning together. Indigenous-centered engagement values creativity as a bridge for storytelling, expression, and relationship-building while prioritizing slow, intentional collaboration and ethical, reciprocal connections with communities. Through art, storytelling, and shared learning, the center creates spaces for transformative connections that honor and uplift Indigenous perspectives.
Community Engagement Projects
Navigating the New Arctic Community Office (NNA-CO)
This office provides unique opportunities to inspire and engage a wide audience toward a more holistic understanding of the Arctic—its natural environment, built environment, and diverse cultures and communities.
The Nuna Zine
Featuring stories from and beyond the Navigating the New Arctic (NNA) community to strengthen communication, improve research dissemination efforts, and expand community knowledge.
The Arctic Together Podcast
The goal of the Arctic Together podcast is to create a series that centers on Indigenous community voices, stories, and different approaches to issues and solutions in Arctic-based research.
Indigenous Land Stewardship
The ISN blends Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, local expertise, and scientific data, fostering a holistic approach to ecosystem management and resource preservation.