Full Scientist Interviews: Shari Gearheard

(15:1econd)

Shari Gearheard: What changes in the arctic significantly challenge traditional Inuit knowledge?

(5:15)

Shari Gearheard: How can indigenous knowledge benefit science?

(1:18)

Shari Gearheard: What’s in a word? The high-stakes ties of language, knowledge and environment.

(5:15)

Shari Gearheard: What is the significance of sea ice in Inuit culture and is it changing?

(5:15)

Colorado and a Warming Planet

(8:52)

[EN] The future starts today | Jakob Gearheard

(32:46)

Heat of the Moment Voices: Indigenous Knowledge

(1:5)

Heat of the Moment Voices: Climate Change Attitudes

(1:35)

Danny Ishulutak Interview

(18:56)

A lack of diversity in tech means a lack of perspectives | Dora Palfi

(5:26)

How to Win a Debate, According to a 16-Year-Old Expert

(3:33)

Indigenous Knowledge Has Value | Curtis Bristowe | TEDxRuakura

(16:59)

Inuit Culture in Gjoa Haven | Nunavut, Canada | Explore Canada

(2:23)

Climate Elders tell Stories of Change

(1:56:13)

Regional development strategies| Regional Planning | Human Geography

(8:23)

Why Indigenous Forest Guardianship is Crucial to Climate Action | Nonette Royo | TED

(8:58)

Plenary 7 - Human Capital and Gender: Migration, Mobility, Education and Adaptation

(1:28:50)

Abuse of Indigenous Knowledge by Experts

(1:38)

Final Session - Summary and Open Discussion

(1:13:13)

How Inuit knowledge is informing climate research in Canada (Cree language with English subtitles)

(17:13)

Plenary 3 - Regional socio-economic development and its gendered impacts

(1:42:15)

Indigenous Knowledge for Studying Climate Change

(1:5)

Antarctic Sea Ice Extent, 1979-2012: From NSIDC

(34)

TD Walter Bean Public Lecture: The Meaning of Ice:

(1:38:3)

Indigenous Communities Are on the Front Lines of Climate Change | Hot Mess 🌎

(6:12)

Voices from COP21: Changing Climate and the Health of the Arctic

(1:25:5)

Indigenous Knowledge and the Climate Crisis: Reshaping Climate Narratives

(1:46)

Natalie Baird - Visualizing Changing Oceans: Inuit Knowledge and Participatory Video

(3:11)

400 PPM Arctic Climate Change Documentary

(36:36)