A Network by Arctic Youth for Arctic Youth
A Network by Arctic Youth for Arctic Youth
A Network by Arctic Youth for Arctic Youth
A Network by Arctic Youth for Arctic Youth
ARCTIC YOUTH NETWORK
OUR VISION
The vision of Arctic Youth Network is an inclusive world where aspiring leaders have equitable access to resources to advance change in their own way on Arctic issues.
OUR MISSION
Arctic Youth Network provides a platform that connects young change-makers from different backgrounds and enables them to build their leadership capacity. AYN amplifies youth voices to address Arctic issues through learning, collaboration, and action.
NEWS
We are welcoming Johanna Hasenburg as our new Outreach Coordinator
Upcoming Bookchapter Braiding Resilience: The Arctic Youth Network and Transnational Youth Empowerment in the Circumpolar North in Arctic Resilience Project
Upcoming Bookchapter Cross-border Cooperation as a Pillar of Resilience in the Arctic: The Case Study of the Arctic Youth Network in Springer-Nature
ARCTIC YOUTH NETWORK
OUR VISION
The vision of Arctic Youth Network is an inclusive world where aspiring leaders have equitable access to resources to advance change in their own way on Arctic issues.
OUR MISSION
Arctic Youth Network provides a platform that connects young change-makers from different backgrounds and enables them to build their leadership capacity. AYN amplifies youth voices to address Arctic issues through learning, collaboration, and action.
NEWS
We are welcoming Johanna Hasenburg as our new Outreach Coordinator
Upcoming Bookchapter Braiding Resilience: The Arctic Youth Network and Transnational Youth Empowerment in the Circumpolar North in Arctic Resilience Project
Upcoming Bookchapter Cross-border Cooperation as a Pillar of Resilience in the Arctic: The Case Study of the Arctic Youth Network in Springer-Nature
ARCTIC YOUTH NETWORK
OUR VISION
The vision of Arctic Youth Network is an inclusive world where aspiring leaders have equitable access to resources to advance change in their own way on Arctic issues.
OUR MISSION
Arctic Youth Network provides a platform that connects young change-makers from different backgrounds and enables them to build their leadership capacity. AYN amplifies youth voices to address Arctic issues through learning, collaboration, and action.
NEWS
We are welcoming Johanna Hasenburg as our new Outreach Coordinator
Upcoming Bookchapter Braiding Resilience: The Arctic Youth Network and Transnational Youth Empowerment in the Circumpolar North in Arctic Resilience Project
Upcoming Bookchapter Cross-border Cooperation as a Pillar of Resilience in the Arctic: The Case Study of the Arctic Youth Network in Springer-Nature
Preparing the Next Generation of Arctic Leaders
Preparing the Next Generation of Arctic Leaders
Preparing the Next Generation of Arctic Leaders
Preparing the Next Generation of Arctic Leaders
Preparing the Next Generation of Arctic Leaders
Preparing the Next Generation of Arctic Leaders
Arctic Youth Network strives to connect young people around the Arctic and the world, while providing them with the tools and experience they need to create change locally and internationally.
Arctic youth are not just the leaders of tomorrow.
They’re the leaders of today!
Find out about Our Projects
Find out about Our Projects
Find out about Our Projects
Find out about Our Projects
Arctic Youth Network’s largest current project is the ‘Youth Together For Arctic Futures’ Project.
Youth Together For Arctic Futures YTFAF is a 4-year collaborative project funded by the EU.
It’s aim is to support and engage European and Arctic Youth by supplying knowledge, skill, and opportunities.
Arctic Youth Network’s largest current project is the ‘Youth Together For Arctic Futures’ Project.
Youth Together For Arctic Futures YTFAF is a 4-year collaborative project funded by the EU.
It’s aim is to support and engage European and Arctic Youth by supplying knowledge, skill, and opportunities.
Find out about Our Projects
Find out about Our Projects
Arctic Youth Network’s largest current project is the ‘Youth Together For Arctic Futures’ Project.
Youth Together For Arctic Futures YTFAF is a 4-year collaborative project funded by the EU.
It’s aim is to support and engage European and Arctic Youth by supplying knowledge, skill, and opportunities.
Learn about our Working Groups
Learn about our Working Groups
Learn about our Working Groups
Learn about our Working Groups
AYN houses several topic-specific communities for youth engaging in the issues of today. These Working Groups are semi-independent bodies and part of the wider Arctic Youth Network platform.
Currently, AYN has two active working groups focusing on two thematic fields:
Arctic Oceans
AYN's working group on the Arctic Ocean is a youth-led platform for young people across the world to discuss and collaborate on ocean-related topics, to strengthen the understanding on the effects of anthropogenic activities on the ocean and its integral importance for all life systems on Earth. The groups aim is to be a youth-led organisation in which the interests, perspectives, and issues of Nordic and Indigenous Youth, especially regarding the Arctic Ocean, are heard, integrated and supported.
Arctic Indigenous Peoples
AYN's working group on Arctic Indigenous Peoples aims to address key challenges faced by Arctic Indigenous youth, such as accessibility to education and resources, communication barriers, and limited funding opportunities. The group fosters knowledge-sharing between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and empowers Indigenous youth and non-Indigenous researchers through active participation in conferences, events, and collaborative projects.
AYN houses several topic-specific communities for youth engaging in the issues of today. These Working Groups are semi-independent bodies and part of the wider Arctic Youth Network platform.
Currently, AYN has two active Working Groups:
Arctic Oceans
AYN's working group on the Arctic Ocean is a youth-led platform for young people across the world to discuss and collaborate on ocean-related topics, to strengthen the understanding on the effects of anthropogenic activities on the ocean and its integral importance for all life systems on Earth. The groups aim is to be a youth-led organisation in which the interests, perspectives, and issues of Nordic and Indigenous Youth, especially regarding the Arctic Ocean, are heard, integrated and supported.
Arctic Indigenous Peoples
AYN's working group on Arctic Indigenous Peoples aims to address key challenges faced by Arctic Indigenous youth, such as accessibility to education and resources, communication barriers, and limited funding opportunities. The group fosters knowledge-sharing between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and empowers Indigenous youth and non-Indigenous researchers through active participation in conferences, events, and collaborative projects.
Learn about our Working Groups
AYN houses several topic-specific communities for youth engaging in the issues of today. These Working Groups are semi-independent bodies and part of the wider Arctic Youth Network platform.
Currently, AYN has two active Working Groups:
Arctic Oceans
AYN's working group on the Arctic Ocean is a youth-led platform for young people across the world to discuss and collaborate on ocean-related topics, to strengthen the understanding on the effects of anthropogenic activities on the ocean and its integral importance for all life systems on Earth. The groups aim is to be a youth-led organisation in which the interests, perspectives, and issues of Nordic and Indigenous Youth, especially regarding the Arctic Ocean, are heard, integrated and supported.
Arctic Indigenous Peoples
AYN's working group on Arctic Indigenous Peoples aims to address key challenges faced by Arctic Indigenous youth, such as accessibility to education and resources, communication barriers, and limited funding opportunities. The group fosters knowledge-sharing between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and empowers Indigenous youth and non-Indigenous researchers through active participation in conferences, events, and collaborative projects.
Explore our Most Recent Events
Explore our Most Recent Events
Explore our most Recent Events
Explore our most Recent Events
Webinar: “Decolonising Environmental Legal Studies”
26th February 2025 – online
hosted by Indigenous Peoples Working Group
Newest from The Exchange
Newest from The Exchange
Newest from The Exchange
Newest from The Exchange
Series Cities of Arctic Youth
Cities of the Arctic Youth: Whitehorse, Canada
This is about the Yukon capital – city of sport. Authors: Rebecca Rogers & Pavel Tkach - Arctic Youth Network One of the major challenges faced by the Arctic region is the constant struggle against [...]
Series People of the Arctic – Communities of the Arctic
People of the Arctic – Communities of the Arctic: Priscilla “Aumaqpaq” Frankson
This series is about people and their culture only…without politics. Please tell about yourself. What do you do? Where do you live? Where are you from? My name is Priscilla “Aumaqpaq” Frankson. I am currently [...]
Through our ‘Exchange’ Platformt, AYN offers Arctic Youth a space to share their thoughts and ideas on a plethora of different topics!
Are you looking for a platform to share your thoughts?
Series Cities of Arctic Youth ——————————-
Cities of the Arctic Youth: Whitehorse, Canada
This is about the Yukon capital – city of sport. Authors: Rebecca Rogers & Pavel Tkach - Arctic Youth Network One of the major challenges faced by the Arctic region is the constant struggle against [...]
Series People of the Arctic – Communities of the Arctic
People of the Arctic – Communities of the Arctic: Priscilla “Aumaqpaq” Frankson
This series is about people and their culture only…without politics. Please tell about yourself. What do you do? Where do you live? Where are you from? My name is Priscilla “Aumaqpaq” Frankson. I am currently [...]
NEWEST FROM THE EXCHANGE
Through our ‘Exchange’ Platformt, AYN offers Arctic Youth a space to share their thoughts and ideas on a plethora of different topics!
Are you looking for a platform to share your thoughts?
Series “People of the Arctic – Communities of the Arctic”
People of the Arctic – Communities of the Arctic: Priscilla “Aumaqpaq” Frankson
This series is about people and their culture only…without politics. Please tell about yourself. What do you do? Where do you live? Where are you from? My name is Priscilla “Aumaqpaq” Frankson. I am currently [...]