Greenland – Arctic Hub
Elisabeth Fleischer Henriksen is a telephone interviewer for the new population survey. She finds that people tell her things about their lives that they haven't even shared with their own partner.| arctichub.gl
It can be hard to point out mistakes of other people in a small society like Greenland, which makes it difficult to learn from and avoid the mistakes in the future.| arctichub.gl
Elisabeth Fleischer Henriksen is a telephone interviewer for the new population survey. She finds that people tell her things about their lives that they haven't even shared with their own partner.| arctichub.gl
This is your opportunity to develop Arctic Hub’s secretariat in Nuuk further.| arctichub.gl
Arctic Hub’s secretariat in Nuuk is searching for a new leader, as Jula Maegaard-Hoffmann has decided to pass on the baton.| arctichub.gl
Biologist Parnuna Egede Dahl's research has taken her from community meetings in Greenland to the final of Denmark's prestigious PhD Cup. Her work explores how mining companies and the people living atop valuable raw materials can collaborate to protect nature.| arctichub.gl
Underwater videos provide insight into the colorful life within the exceptional columns.| arctichub.gl
Five years ago, Qiteraq Eugenius woke up with a nosebleed and chest pain. Today, he hunts grouse as part of the new SILA biology program at Ilisimatusarfik.| arctichub.gl
2024 was an eventful year at Arctic Hub. In our newly released annual report, you can learn more about how we spend our time and energy.| arctichub.gl
Three students at Arctic DTU in Sisimiut share their experiences of their education, community, and dreams for the future.| arctichub.gl
A group of researchers investigated whether there was a foreign influence in the debate on Facebook in Greenland. There was none during the period they analyzed. But then reality changed.| arctichub.gl
Socially vulnerable Greenlanders risk homelessness when they move to Denmark. But it doesn’t have to be that way, says a researcher. She urges investment in people before they end up homeless.| arctichub.gl
Research assistant Nukannguaq Mathiesen came closer to understanding the climate and people of northernmost Greenland from 4,500 years ago.| arctichub.gl
