Ilisimatusaat

In this issue, you can read about:

• New discovery: The first Greenlandic book

• Under the snow and Arctic Noir

• Kakaliit / Kakalêwt – a play by Hans Lynge about a cultural encounter that went wrong

• Our language is not being respected!

• The history of the Greenlandic newscast Qanorooq

• Nasiffik: Ilisimatusarfik strengthens its focus on foreign and security policy

• From word to action – young people’s contribution towards creating local sustainability

• Leadership and organizational development in Greenland

• Integration in order to create a safe and healthy work environment

• “I feel like a ghost, like being invisible” – to be placed in a children’s home in Greenland

• When rights are created through dialogue – a research project about children’s rights

• ’R u stupid, ha?!’ The hateful tone in generation Z and Alpha – children’s and young people’s use of

• social media in Greenland

• New technique in the Greenlandic elementary school – eye tracking in reading instruction

• New era in Greenland marine research

• The amazing life of the narwhal

In this issue, you can read about:

• The Qimmeq project - hunting for the soul of the sled dog

• Greenland - Rockwell Kent’s dreamland

• Art and Community - a study of art and cohesion

• Outdoor school: a student-activating teaching method

• Patient involvement in hospital practice in Greenland - an ongoing research project

• How is the Church of Greenland dealing with the social problems?

• From Greenlandic to Danish - and back again

• Emergency management services and safety in Greenland

In the first edition, you can read about:

• The history of the theater and television in Greenland

• Greenlandic youth as influencers

• Christianity inside and outside Greenland

• Self-government and paradiplomacy in the Arctic

• Day care institutions in Greenland

• Journalism in Greenland

• The Greenlandic public school

• Giving birth and growing old in Greenland