Big thank you to our indigenous youth co-presenters Sanna and Gabe for sharing their stories in our #ABACongress session about the importance of storytelling when communicating about the Arctic

Arctic Youth Summit at Arctic Biodiversity Congress with Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna. facebook.com/arcticyouthamb…

I posted a new video to Facebook facebook.com/arcticyouthamb…

“Arctic youth are the Arctic’s future. The way we engage young people today will determine the prospects for the Arctic’s sustainable development and futures for Arctic biodiversity. To utilize young people’s... facebook.com/85375020138860…

Check out this video from the Arctic Youth Summit Arctic Youth #arctic facebook.com/arcticyouthamb…

Two months ago, Ambassador tashuhhh🫶🏽 spoke on a panel at the @CAFFSecretariat Biodiversity Congress in Finland. She represented the youth perspective on climate change. Thanks ArcticFinland Suomi for the article!

Congrats, Alliana Salanguit! Ambassador ‘19 Alliana was published and cited for her phenomenal economic analysis. Check her paper on the Bakken Oil Boom out!

Here’s a #throwback to Ambassador @heyitslaurelk’s time at the #OurOcean Youth Leadership Summit! In Bali, Laurel talked about indigenous subsistence with other attendees.

The UN declared 2019 The Year of Indigenous Languages to raise global awareness of the consequences of endangered indigenous languages. With more than 50 indigenous languages spoken in the #Arctic, we will explore the indigenous languages of the North throughout #IY2019

The #Arctic Council brings together Arctic States and Arctic peoples. Learn more: ow.ly/iYrD50k5a6a

Ambassador Kate just finished a semester studying sustainability abroad. Go Kate!

A Tlingit name has been gifted to Juneau-Douglas High School, following a student-led effort to add the name, which is the Tlingit name for Mount #Juneau: juneauempire.com/news/tlingit-n…

Greetings from Bethel, Alaska. Arctic Youth Ambassador, Tasha Elizarde of Juneau, Alaska is in Bethel, Alaska to work with fellow ambassador, Kate McWilliams. Here’s a clip from the back of Kate’s snow... facebook.com/arcticyouthamb…

Today Arctic Youth Ambassadors from Alaska USA visiting International Centre for Reindeer Husbandry and Sámi allaskuvla / Sámi University of Applied Sciences meeting youth and discussing Arctic Environmental Changes and Cooperation. (We’re in Kautekeino, Norway by the way.)

The Sámi are the indigenous reindeer herders of Scandinavia. Today we Snow-machined 2 hours out of Guovdageaidnu (Kautokeino), Norway to visit our Sámi friend Issat Turin’s Reindeer Herd. We learned so much... facebook.com/85375020138860…

Norway Part III: • This weekend the US Arctic Youth Ambassador Program toured around Guovdageaidnu (Kautokeino), Norway to learn more about the Sámi people, the indigenous reindeer herders of Scandinavia. We... facebook.com/85375020138860…

We have a few of our ambassadors here too! Eben Hopson, Kayla Booth, and Brian Conwell are in Norway representing arctic youth.

We're supporting @CAFFSecretariat in sending 3 Icelanders ages 18-25 to Alaska in May to work with Arctic Youth! In addition to this important dialogue, participants will learn about U.S. leadership in the #Arctic. Application deadline is Feb. 20. Info: caff.is/youth-exchange

This past week, Arctic Youth Ambassadors, Alliana Salanguit of Anchorage and Ben Hunter-Francis of Marshall traveled to Iceland for the first annual Arctic Youth Network Gathering. Check out this... facebook.com/arcticyouthamb…

As a member of the Dena’ina Athabascan tribe of Alaska, Ruth Miller was raised to understand how human rights and her heritage intersect with the landscape around her. This #EarthDay, learn how she’s standing up for #ClimateAction & how you can join her bit.ly/2VZgBWD