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Five things you (probably) don’t know about Nunavut!

Did you know that Nunavut is one-fifth of Canada's landmass? That is huge! Devon Manik and fellow participants from our 2019 Arctic Expedition share five really cool facts about Nunavut in this 2 minute video. DISCOVER MORE

6 Young Women Educating Today’s Kids on Climate

Your typical summer camp involves running around outdoors, reapplying sunscreen and scream singing the same 10 campfire songs. Rodala Aranya thought she’d take the classic summer camp model and add a climate twist. Kids4Climate (K4C) asks kids to...

What is Carbon Sequestration and How Can it Help our Planet?

Listen in to hear Fiona McKean, co-founder of the Thistledown Foundation, and alum Denise Lee discuss how decarbonization can help to better our planet, technological solutions that have been created and why you should care!Fiona McKeanA social...

5 SOI Alumni on Being LGBTQ+ in their Field

Listen to this live discussion with folks within the SOI community from a variety of industries and backgrounds. They shared their experiences navigating these spaces as members of the LGBTQ+ community and the importance of inclusivity. This...

Our New Blue Futures Pathways Internships

We know that it is a difficult time for young people to find employment. We also know that Canada’s emerging Sustainable Blue Economy offers many opportunities for youth. That’s where we come in! We have designed an Internship Program that is...

Gen Z and Baby Boomers talk Climate Action

We often hear lines like “listen to the youth, they are our future” or “listen to your elders!” The reality is when older and younger generations work together, powerful things can happen. Listen in as our panelists discussed how different...

Storytelling Through Film

Join a panel of SOI alumni filmmakers as they discuss the art of storytelling. What goes into telling a narrative? What are the key components of visual storytelling? How do you tell a story that is not your own? Tune in as the panelists took a...

Integrating Indigenous Knowledge with Science-Based Research 101

Have you ever wondered about how Indigenous knowledge is integrated into science-based research? Enooyaq Sudlovenick and Kathleen Matari are two Inuk women who are making a mark in the scientific world! Tune in to learn about their experiences and...

All About Blue Futures Pathways

Join Arctic 2016 and C3 youth alum Sam McBeth in a live interview with Tara Mascarenhas (SOI), Yogendra Chaudhry (ECO Canada), and Sherry Scully (COVE) to learn about opportunities for youth, educators and partners within the Sustainable Blue...

The Art and Culture of Qajaqs

Did you know the qajaq (kayak) is an Inuit invention? Listen to Maligiaq Padilla from Greenland and Robert Comeau from Nunavut discuss the art of qajaq building and paddling, its origins, unique design, and cultural significance across the North....

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