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Susie-Anne Kudluk, a 25-year-old community leader from Kangirsuk, is the new president of the National Inuit Youth Council.

Brian Pottle, president of the National Inuit Youth Council, and climate advocate Megan Dicker Nochasak of Nain brought the perspective of Indigenous peoples to the forefront of the world stage, taking part in various discussions and panels.

“Stopgap” measures are needed in the short term to prevent suicides in Inuit communities, says the president of the National Inuit Youth Council.

Meet some of the Indigenous leaders and changemakers on Unreserved in 2021. As cultural guardians who are breaking down barriers, they deserve a little pomp and circumstance.

Inuit young people have a tough path to traverse as they seek an active and meaningful role in the building of climate resilience in the far north of the planet, where actions taken elsewhere are having a profound impact on both geography and cultural life.

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Inuit leaders are calling for concrete and decisive action on climate as world leaders gather in Glasgow, Scotland this weekend for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) COP26. “Inuit are facing an existential threat and are experiencing a violation of our fundamental h

The ICC has put forward a position paper where they call on world leaders attending COP26 to take action, noting they “take no satisfaction that we were among the first to sound the alarm bell as we observed our homelands beginning to change.”

UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) comes at pivotal moment for the planet...