BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:f65bbedb43c44696d844063546c29e48 CATEGORIES:Polar Conferences, Meetings and Events CREATED:20190512T100023 SUMMARY:UArctic Newsletter May 2019 DESCRIPTION:View the web version here: https://us4.campaign-archive.com/?e=3a39dd39f5&a mp;u=a5c8086829350b39209896233&id=b68bd452b2 (https://us4.campaign-arch ive.com/?e=3a39dd39f5&u=a5c8086829350b39209896233&id=b68bd452b2)\nT he UArctic Newsletter is sent regularly to keep you updated about news, act ivities, events and opportunities across our network. You can change your s ubscription options or unsubscribe at any time.\nThe Common Solutions Explo red: Preview on the 11th Arctic Council Ministerial meeting and its deliver ables\nMay 03, 2019 02:03 pm\nOn May 7, 2019, minister-level representative s from of the eight Arctic States, the delegations from the Council's six i ndigenous Permanent Participant organizations, and the Chairs of the Counci l’s six Working Groups will convene in Rovaniemi, Finland, for the eleventh Arctic Council Ministerial meeting.\n \nBeach debris research field trip c onducted in Hólmavík, Iceland\nMay 03, 2019 11:00 am\nCoastal and Marine Ma nagement students from the University Center of the Westfjords conducted be ach debris research field trip near Hólmavík in the "Pollution in the Coast al Arctic" course.\n \nRegister now for UArctic Rectors' Forum 2019\nApr 30 , 2019 01:56 pm\nTrent University hosts the 2019 UArctic Rectors' Forum on its Symon's Campus, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada August 19-22, 2019. Regis tration is now open for senior leaders of UArctic's higher education member s.\n \nRecording of the webinar "Sustaining an endangered language through initial teacher education. The Māori language experience in New Zealand" no w available\nApr 30, 2019 12:54 pm\nThe webinar was held by professor Huia Jankhe from School of Maori Knowledge of Massey University, New Zealand. Sh e was joined by her colleague, programme coordinator Mari Ropata Te Hei and group of students during the webinar.\n \n"Food (in)Security in the Arctic : Contribution of Traditional and Local Food to promote Food Security with Particular Reference to the European High North" - Project Update\nApr 30, 2019 12:25 pm\nThe Northern Institute for Environmental and Minority Law at the Arctic Centre of the University of Lapland is pleased to announce that the project "Food (in)Security in the Arctic: Contribution of Traditional and Local Food to promote Food Security with Particular Reference to the Eu ropean High North" has been successfully selected to receive project fundin g to continue into its third year.\n \nBuilding UArctic’s Future\nApr 30, 2 019 09:38 am\nFrom April 23-25, 2019 staff members from UArctic's decentral ized offices gathered at Olos in Finnish Lapland to begin laying the ground work for the organization’s next Strategic Plan, that will carry us forward for the next decade.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

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Th e Common Solutions Explored: Preview on the 11th Arctic Council Ministerial meeting and its deliverables
May 03, 2019 02:03 pm

On May 7, 20 19, minister-level representatives from of the eight Arctic States, the del egations from the Council's six indigenous Permanent Participant organizati ons, and the Chairs of the Council’s six Working Groups will convene in Rov aniemi, Finland, for the eleventh Arctic Council Ministerial meeting.

Beach debris research field trip conducted in Hólmavík, Icela nd
May 03, 2019 11:00 am

Coastal and Marine Management students from the University Center of the Westfjords conducted beach debris researc h field trip near Hólmavík in the "Pollution in the Coastal Arctic" course.

Trent University hosts the 2019 UArctic Rectors' For um on its Symon's Campus, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada August 19-22, 2019. Registration is now open for senior leaders of UArctic's higher education members.

Recording of the webinar "Sustaining an endange red language through initial teacher education. The Māori language experien ce in New Zealand" now available
Apr 30, 2019 12:54 pm

The webin ar was held by professor Huia Jankhe from School of Maori Knowledge of Mass ey University, New Zealand. She was joined by her colleague, programme coor dinator Mari Ropata Te Hei and group of students during the webinar.

"Food (in)Security in the Arctic: Contribution of Traditional and Local Food to promote Food Security with Particular Reference to the Eu ropean High North" - Project Update
Apr 30, 2019 12:25 pm

The No rthern Institute for Environmental and Minority Law at the Arctic Centre of the University of Lapland is pleased to announce that the project "Food (i n)Security in the Arctic: Contribution of Traditional and Local Food to pro mote Food Security with Particular Reference to the European High North" ha s been successfully selected to receive project funding to continue into it s third year.

Building UArctic’s Future
Apr 30, 201 9 09:38 am

From April 23-25, 2019 staff members from UArctic's decent ralized offices gathered at Olos in Finnish Lapland to begin laying the gro undwork for the organization’s next Strategic Plan, that will carry us forw ard for the next decade.

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