Abstract The Canadian Arctic is experiencing rapid changes in climatic conditions, with
implications for Inuit communities widely documented. Youth have been identified as an at …

Rapid environmental change due to climate change impacts Inuit mental wellness by
altering the relationships between people, place, livelihoods, and culture. Little is known …

As part of a cross-national collaborative study of resilience among circumpolar youth, we
examined the life experiences, stressors, and coping or resilience strategies of Inuit youth in …

For Canada's Inuit populations, the landscapes surrounding communities, and practices
such as hunting, fishing, trapping, foraging, and travelling to cabins, contribute greatly to …

As the impacts from anthropogenic climate change are increasing globally, people are
experiencing dramatic shifts in weather, temperature, wildlife and vegetation patterns, and …

As the impacts from anthropogenic climate change are increasing globally, people are
experiencing dramatic shifts in weather, temperature, wildlife and vegetation patterns, and …

Globally, youth voices and their experiences, observations, and perceptions about climatic
and environmental change and variability are relatively absent in the published literature to …

Background Climate change has important implications for mental health globally. Yet, few
studies have quantified the magnitude and direction of associations between weather and …

Indigenous people living in the Circumpolar North rely, to varying degrees, on the natural
environment and the resources it provides for their lifestyle and livelihoods. As a …

Climate change is already occurring in the Arctic and the Arctic Climate Impact Assessment
recently concluded that future climate change could be devastating for Inuit. This paper …