Javascript disabled
You must have JavaScript enabled to utilize the full functionality of this website.
Give
Search
Collapse
Expand
About Us
Organization
Partnerships
Supporters
Shared Voices Magazine
Calendar
UArctic at 25
History
Meetings
Video Messages
Collapse
Expand
Members
Member Profiles
Join
Participate
Promote
Update
Member Guide
Collapse
Expand
Activities
Thematic Networks and Institutes
north2north
Chairs
Government Funded Projects
Research
Seminars
Tipping Point Actions
Awards & Grants
Collapse
Expand
Resources
Publications
Funding Calls
Education Opportunities
Research Infrastructure Catalogue
Indigenous Learning Resources
Arctic Learning Resources
Circumpolar Studies Course Materials
News
Give
Home
Activities
Arctic Cultures a...
Arctic Cultures and History (ARCH)
All Related News Articles
Back to content
This month
UArctic Chairs, Indigenous Fellows and Thematic Networks at UArctic Congress 2026
2025
Erasmus+ BIP: Knowledge from the Arctic in past and present
New book: L'autochtonie comparée des Amériques. Droit et représentations culturelles
Thematic Network on Arctic Cultures and History held its international workshop "Aurora borealis - observations, descriptions and visualisations" in Versailles
2024
Call for papers: International and interdisciplinary conference
Arctic Congress Bodø 2024 has kicked off
Thematic Network on Arctic Cultures and History at the conference "The Arctic in Eastern and Central Europe: Knowledge, Perception and Communication in 17th -19th century”
Three-year PhD Scholarship in Arctic Humanities at the University Paris-Saclay, France
New Publication: Representations of the West Nordic Isles: Greenland – Iceland – Faroe Islands
New video interviews from the Thematic Networks: Get to know the Leads
Thematic Network ARCH workshop: “Arctic Indigenous and local food traditions in the past”
2023
International Workshop "Reindeer Stories" held in Inari, Finland
Professor Jan Borm, UArctic Chair in Arctic Humanities, appointed Knight of the Order of the Legion of Honour
Webpages for the new Thematic Networks launched
UArctic welcomes new Thematic Networks
Discussion on Paul Gaimard and his expeditions at the Annual Humanities Conference
