Kalaalliit Nunaat (so-called Greenland) is once again at the centre of global geopolitics — amid renewed American imperialism and fraying international alliances. But as states debate power, territory, and security, Inuit voices are once again pushed to the margins.
In this Brief, Vivi Vold and Kunku Inutiq ask an urgent question – where are the voices of Kalaallit?
In this Brief, Dakota Erutse traces the arc of these narratives and reflects on what Mark Carney’s new unifying legislation obscures about Canada’s relationship with the North.
Reflections on “Northern Squalor” and Sovereignty Read More »
In this Brief, Patricia Johnson-Castle examines how capitalist policy frameworks continue to shape life in Inuit Nunangat — often at odds with Inuit ways of living and community responsibility.
Bringing Inuit Food Security and Sovereignty into Canadian Nation-Building Narratives Read More »
In this Brief, Patricia Johnson-Castle examines how capitalist policy frameworks continue to shape life in Inuit Nunangat — often at odds with Inuit ways of living and community responsibility.
Ja’miil Millar reflects on her experience at Yellowhead’s Radical Policy School (Misko Aki Knowledge Exchange), sharing that hope is not passive—it’s a powerful practice, a survival instinct, and a collective force.
Oil on the Sahtú: Imperial(ism), Resource Regulation & Modern Treaties Read More »
Last week the Federal Government released the 2024-2025 budget, with new funding allocations for Indigenous communities. While these allocations are significant and there are even new policy approaches to be found in the budget, chronic shortfalls and the historically paternalistic Crown-Indigenous financial relationship remain.
Agriculture in the North: A New Strategy of Indigenous Land Dispossession? Read More »