NordForsk has decided to fund three networks for indigenous research in the Nordic region. The themes of the networks are Indigenous knowledge collaboration, research and teaching in small Sámi languages, and gender-based violence in Sámi and Inuit communities.
Network aiming to create a rigorous, creative and respectful space for safe exchange and capacity building across Indigenous and non-Indigenous well-established Nordic academic institutions.
Network working in support of research and revitalization of small Saami languages, in the intersection between language research and language education.
While the success of the populist radical right has been extensively documented in Europe and also the Nordic-Baltic region, we have little knowledge about how this is affecting the local immigrant and immigrant-origin populations.
This project delves into the largely unexplored territory of transnational elderly care within the Baltic-Nordic region, focusing on families navigating the complexities of providing care across borders.
Migration and integration are highly important topics globally. NordForsk has now awarded funding for seven new research projects that will explore crucial topics within the field of Nordic-Baltic migration and integration.
