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PrepChild

Centre for Children and Youth, and Social Preparedness - PrepChild is an interdisciplinary research centre at Nord University that aims to develop knowledge about social preparedness for children and young people in vulnerable life situations, and to prevent exclusion.

Promoting Healthy Aging of Sámi and Inuit Elders Through Co-Designed Digital Health Tool

This project aims to improve healthcare services for Sámi and Inuit populations in line with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3 and 10, United Nations (UN) Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention 169, and UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

RESECTOR

Reinterpreting Sector Responsibility in Nordic Crisis Management after COVID-19 (RESECTOR) examines how the COVID-19 pandemic challenged the decentralized sector responsibility principle in Nordic crisis management and seeks to develop new strategies for effective crisis management.

Revitalisation Processes in Education: Bringing South Saami Forward – (RePrEd)

The project conducts research in schools where South Sámi is being revitalized.

ROBUST

The Crisis Governance in Turbulent Times - Mindset, Evidence, Strategies (ROBUST) project aims to set in motion a paradigm shift from ‘resilience’ (‘bouncing back’) to ‘robustness’ (‘building back better’) as the central principle of future crisis governance.

SAMLA - Network to Support Research and Teaching of Small Saami Languages

The Network for Research and Teaching of Small Saami Languages (SAMLA) works in support of research and revitalization of small Saami languages, in the intersection between language research and language education.

SCANSchoolAbsence

School absence in Norwegian primary schools – understandings and responses. The main aim of this project is to understand how school absence is perceived and dealt with in Norwegian primary schools.

SOTRUST

The project (Mis)trust: The Norwegianization of language, people and land in South Saepmie. Why reconciliation, how, and between whom? examines how trust is understood in relation to reconciliation in South Saepmie, as a follow-up to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's report.

South Saami Ethnobotany

The aim of the study is to identify and describe traditional use of plants and mushrooms by the South Saami people.

South Saami Memory Culture

The project aims at deepening our understanding of South Saami history and culture.

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