Resources
Center Videos and Media
Featured videos and recordings from past events are available on our YouTube channel. Be sure to check out our playlists to see videos from the Arctic and International Relations Series and the Jackson School of International Studies.
The Health Network in Nunavik
Recorded May 2, 2022
Inuit Living and Thriving in Two Worlds
Recorded April 20, 2022
From Igloo to Internet: Working with Inuit Communities in the Arctic
Recorded April 13, 2022
The notes and photos referenced in this talk can be found here.
Considering the Cost: Settler-Involvement in Arctic Research and Employment
Recorded April 6, 2022
Evolution of the Arctic Council: In conversation with Rosemarie Kuptana, Franklyn Griffiths and Oran Young. Moderated by Tony Penikett.
Recorded February 24, 2022
Sharing Indigenous Knowledge Across Boundaries: Fishing Sovereignty in Alaska and British Columbia
Recorded November 16, 2021
Singing Sunjata’s Story in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia: A Mali-Canada Musical Collaboration
Recorded May 14, 2021
Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry and the Legacy of Justice Thomas Berger: A Conversation with Whit Fraser, Stephen Kakwfi and Marie Wilson
Recorded May 12, 2021
Yáa at Wooné (Respect for All Things) film screening and discussion, with Louise Brady
Recorded May 5, 2021
Nested Federalism and Inuit Governance in the Canadian Arctic, with author Gary Wilson
Recorded April 23, 2021
The Lost Canadians, with author Don Chapman
Recorded April 9, 2021
The Climate Change Emergency and Gwitchin Leadership
Recorded February 9, 2021
Taika qimmikuluqaqtupit!
Inuktitut and Social Work: A Interview with Mick Mallon
Recorded May 2, 2019
Profiles of Perseverance and Success in Inuit Education: Focus Nunatsiavut
2020 UW Fulbright Canada Visiting Chair in Arctic Studies Annual Lecture
Recorded May 28, 2020
Cross Border Workshop – Part One: The Canada-U.S. Economic Relationship
Recorded April 27, 2020
Cross Border Workshop – Part Two: The Pacific Northwest Economic Region
Recorded April 27, 2020
Cross Border Workshop – Part Three: Cross Border Connections and the Cascadia Region
Recorded April 27, 2020