Proud to partner with @diis.dk .dk as part of the LostToClimate Research Project. DIIS provides a strong, independent platform for linking lived Arctic experiences with policy and governance debates where research can drive real change. www.linkedin.com/posts/nfrf-s...

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We want to introduce the partners involved in the LostToClimate Research Project. The 11th and final partner to be presented is the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS - Dansk Institut fo...

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It is a pleasure to highlight our valuable collaboration with the University of Turku (@utu.fi), which brings essential expertise to the @losttoclimate.bsky.social project, combining interdisciplinary research with community‑based methods. Read the full post at www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

🌍 Meet our 9th LostToClimate partner: University of Southern Denmark Climate Cluster (SCC), who brings world-class climate science and socio-legal expertise to the project. Read more about them at www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Proud to have @ualberta.bsky.social (@sherilee.bsky.social) as a key partner in the @losttoclimate.bsky.social project! Their team brings world-class expertise in climate-health research and Inuit-led methodologies—ensuring equity and lived experience are at the heart of our work.

🌍 Partner Spotlight: Luleå University of Technology. Sweden’s northernmost university brings Arctic expertise and interdisciplinary research to LostToClimate. Their team tackles climate challenges with science, heritage, and Indigenous knowledge. 👉 Read more: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Honoured to collaborate with Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat in the LostToClimate Research Project. Their expertise in marine conservation and Indigenous knowledge is essential to our shared mission of safeguarding Arctic coastal heritage in the face of climate change. www.linkedin.com/posts/lostto...

🌍 Just wrapped up the 2nd physical meeting of the @losttoclimate.bsky.social project in stunning West Iceland! Over four days, we explored climate-induced relocation, shared case updates, and connected with local experiences. Grateful for the energy and insights! www.linkedin.com/posts/lostto...

Partner spotlight in @losttoclimate.bsky.social: The University of the Faroe Islands brings deep regional insight into climate impacts on small island communities with their expertise in sustainability, governance & cultural resilience. Read more at www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Meet the 4th partner in the #LostToClimate project: Indiana University, who brings deep expertise in environmental demography through @the-eden-team.bsky.social - a network tackling climate migration, resilience, and adaptation led by @gchi.bsky.social. Read more at www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Excited to spotlight our collaboration with @lorimaehunter.bsky.social and the teams at @cupopulationcenter.bsky.social, @cuboulderibs.bsky.social, and @colorado.edu in the @losttoclimate.bsky.social research project. 🔗 Learn more at www.linkedin.com/feed/update/... and www.losttoclimate.org

🔍 #PartnerPresentation Meet our 2nd #LostToClimate partner: @uwiceland.bsky.social (University Centre of the Westfjords, Iceland). UW contributes its regional expertise, community connections, etc. Read more at www.linkedin.com/feed/update/... and 🌐 losttoclimate.org #ClimateChange #NordForsk

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We would like to introduce the partners involved in the LostToClimate Research Project. The 2nd partner to be presented is the University Centre of the Westfjords (UW Iceland). 📍 Location The Univers...

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🔍 #PartnerPresentation. Meet our 1st #LostToClimate partner: @uibcet.bsky.social at @unibergen.bsky.social. CET brings deep expertise on climate adaptation & non-economic loss. Team: @dpuig.bsky.social g.bsky.social & Håvard Haarstad. Read more www.linkedin.com/feed/update/... #nordforsk #TIPS-SPIIE

Last week, we gathered for the first physical LostToClimate Research Project meeting — a dynamic and collaborative three-day event focused on climate adaptation, ethical research practices, and cross-case integration. Overall, the program was packed with meaningful discussions and shared insights.