ASP – Making Archives Accessible on Sámi Premises

ASP - Making archives accessible on Sámi premises

The Interreg Aurora funded project ASP – Making Archives Accessible on Sámi Premises is a cross-border initiative by the National Archives of Sweden, Norway, and Finland aimed at improving the Sámi people’s access to their own history and cultural heritage. The project seeks to comprehensively map government archives containing information about the Sámi people and […]

New knowledge about South Saami history

New knowledge about South Saami history

Photo: Camilla Olofsson Båatas The Sámi have always moved seamlessly across the South Sámi area. Historical and archaeological research therefore needs to be conducted across national borders in Norway and Sweden in order to create the conditions necessary to understand South Sámi history. For this reason, Mid Sweden University and Gïelem nastedh have initiated a […]

ICH EDU North

ICH EDU

The Interreg Aurora funded project ICH EDU North aims to strengthen social sustainability by supporting practices and mindsets related to intangible cultural heritage in and through education and lifelong learning.  The community-based activities will enhance competence in intangible cultural heritage and skill development through on-site and online education, lifelong learning, and joint marketing of career […]

Kvarken Film Hub

Kvarken Film Hub

The Interreg Aurora funded project Kvarken Film Hub aims to maximise the benefits of existing resources and foster synergies in the audiovisual industry through cross-border cooperation between Ostrobothnia and Västerbotten. By collaborating across borders, the project can enhance competitiveness, attract larger productions, improve educational opportunities, and enable transnational co-productions. The vision is to be an […]

Heritage in Motion

Heritage in Motion

The Interreg Aurora funded project Heritage in Motion will develope the St. Olav Trail, a historical pilgrimage route that is the northernmost pilgrim trail in the world. The project aims to establish a certified St. Olav Trail connecting Finland, Sweden, and Norway through a new route between Umeå and Selånger. It strengthens cross-border cooperation and […]

ELSA – Engaging Learning for Sustainable Arctic

ELSA

ELSA – Engaging Learning for Sustainable Arctic project aims to develop cooperation between northern Finland, Sweden, and Norway through life-long learning courses. The project will design and pilot courses aimed at developing the competences of higher education students, highly educated unemployed individuals, and those planning to change careers. The focus of this project will be […]

Duodji Akademiija 2027

Duodji Akademiija 2027

The main objective of the Interreg Aurora funded project Duodji Akademiija 2027 is to preserve and promote Sámi handicraft skills within the Sámi community. The project aims to create networks between Sámi artisans, promote cross-border cooperation in the field of Sámi handicraft, support and safeguard the transmission of traditional knowledge related to Sámi handicraft from […]

Online tools for Inari Saami and Ume Saami language learning

Online tools for Inari Saami and Ume Saami language learning

The Interreg Aurora funded project Online Tools for Inari Saami and Ume Saami Language Learning brings together the Inari Saami Language Association (Anarâškielâ servi ry) in Finland and the Ume Saami Language Association in Sweden to co-develop an open-source technical platform featuring e-dictionaries, word inflectors and other digital resources that address critical gaps (such as […]

CoCoast – Cooperation from Coast to Coast

CoCoast - Cooperation from Coast to Coast

Photo: Jonas Berglund The Interreg Aurora funded project CoCoast aims to foster sustainable tourism through cross-border collaboration between the regions of Västerbotten and Helgeland, focusing on culture, cooperation, and long-term resilience. The project will bring together strategic tourism organizations from both regions to develop a shared strategy for sustainable tourism and establish strong cross-border networks. […]