OUR WORK

Projects

Circumpolar Inuit Protocols For Equitable and Ethical Engagement

Circumpolar Inuit Protocols for Equitable and Ethical Engagement

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Inuit Summits

Circumpolar Inuit Economic Summit

Circumpolar Inuit Wildlife Management Summit

Inuit Education Summit

I am Inuit

I AM INUIT is an ICC-Alaska project that seeks to connect the world with Alaskan Inuit (Inupiat, Yup’ik, Cup’ik and St. Lawrence Island Yupik) and the Arctic, through common humanity. Go to www.iaminuit.org for further information and to find the links to the project social media sites: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Tumblr

I AM INUIT wouldn’t be possible without the generous support of these organizations:

Alaska Dispatch News
The Alaska Humanities Forum
Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
Kawerak, Incorporated
Maniilaq Association
NANA Regional Corporation
The Oak Foundation

ICC Arctic Policy

Over the years, the Inuit Arctic Policy has become the main document for development on many issues in the Arctic and has contributed significantly in numerous ways as the Arctic has changed profoundly since the beginning of this work. Arctic states and others are invited to join with Inuit in the ongoing challenge of building and carrying out a common Arctic vision that is clearly supportive of the Arctic environment and beneficial to humankind. This is the third edition of the Inuit Arctic Policy.

Indigenous Knowledge

Categorization is Political: Using Grounded Theory in the Creation of Controlled Vocabularies March 2022

Equitable and Ethical Engagement Workshop Series Workshop Report 2021

The Role of Providing – Inuit Management Practices: Youth, Elder, Active Hunters and Gatherers Workshop Report 2019

A Framework for Co-Production of Knowledge in the Context of Arctic Research November 2021

Ethical and Equitable Engagement Syntheses Report September 2021

Institutional Adaptation for an equitable role of Indigenous Knowledge in decision-making – Rovaniemi, Finland. October 2018

Indigenous Knowledge and Arctic Assessments – Presentation Provided at The 2017 International Conference on Arctic Science: Bringing Knowledge to Action (AMAP) – April 2017

Coastal Monitoring Indigenous Knowledge Holders Meeting Report – February 2017, Ottawa, Canada

Indigenous Knowledge and Monitoring: Applying a Food Security Lens and Co-production Of Knowledge Approach March 2016

ICC’s Paper on the Application of Indigenous Knowledge within the Arctic Council

Community Based Monitoring and Indigenous Knowledge in a Changing Arctic: A Review for the Sustaining Arctic Observing Networks

Declarations & Resolutions

“Utqiagvik Declaration” Passed at the 2018 General Assembly in Utqiagvik, Alaska

“Kitigaaryuit Declaration” Passed at the 2014 General Assembly in Inuvik, Canada
“Nuuk Declaration” Passed at the 2010 General Assembly in Nuuk, Greenland

Archives

“Utqiagvik Declaration” Passed at the 2006 General Assembly in Barrow, Alaska
“Declaration on Resource Development Principles in Inuit Nunaat” Passed at the Inuit Leaders Summit on Resource Development, Ottawa, Canada, February 2011
“Moscow Declaration” Passed at the Arctic Leaders Summit, April 2010
“Inuit Declaration on Arctic Sovereignty” Adopted by the Inuit Circumpolar Council, April 2009
“Inuit Circumpolar Council Executive Council Resolution 16-01” A Resolution of Support for Eskimo Walrus Commission’s Opposition of Including Walrus, Mammoth, and Mastodon Ivory in African Elephant Ivory Ban Laws in the United States[/text_output]