Living out values in respectful Arctic research means embodying ethics through action, not just intention.

In TYB Week 11, we explore pausing meat prep and research as honoring liminal space, aligning with community timing for respectful Arctic research.

Building an iñisaq in Kotzebue shows how enabling structures prepare us for storms. TYB Week 10 connects this to respectful Arctic research.

Preparing ugruk intestines is slow work. We explore how careful, hands-on subsistence mirrors the slow labor of ethical research preparation.

Ugruk hunting teaches timing, silence, and respect. This week’s TYB explores how these lessons shape respectful Arctic research partnerships.

Preparing for respectful Arctic research means building trust through shared labor, planning, and accountability.

Reflect on what you've already done in the first month of The Year of Belief! This week we learn from the ice break up in the Arctic.

TYB Week 4 reflects on how shared preparation builds trust and readiness in respectful, equitable Arctic research.

In Week 2 of The Year of Belief, we explore how small, offerings in respectful Arctic research are part of enacting respect

Return of the seagulls signals Arctic spring. In TYB Week 1 we discuss how to start respectful Arctic research before we feel ready.

Embrace The Year of Belief in Arctic Research and learn to take small steps that contribute to equitable community engagement in the Arctic.