KULT 17: Greenland – 301 Years Later

Imagine

Lili Frederiksen Chemnitz

Introduction

Paninnguaq Boassen, Èva Cossette-Laneville, Naja Dyrendom Graugaard, Lars Jensen, Björn Lingner and Regine-Ellen Dora Møller

Augo Lynge as a colonized subject – A reading of Ukiut 300-nngornerat (300 years later)

Paninnguaq Boassen

Kalaallisut colonialism, decolonization aamma racism oqallisigitigit

Regine-Ellen Møller

Satire about the debate over the Hans Egede statue (Video – Danish)

Karina Møller

Autonomy and Place-Making in Nunavut and Kalaallit Nunaat

Èva Cossette-Laneville

Co-Creating Pluriversal Worlds: Reflections on the Virtual Exhibition Decolonial Movements in Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland)

Laura Lennert Jensen, Anne Chahine and Vivi Vold


From where we view the world (Video – English)

Vivi Vold

Feminist frustrations and covert colonialism in the Danish Commonwealth Encountering feminist tools for Greenlandic decolonisation

Amalie Ambrosius

Affective Economies in Danish-Greenlandic Research Relations and Beyond

Sofie Henriksen

The Prime Minister of Denmark apologizes to Kalaallit Inuit (Video – Kalaallisut)

KNR (in Kalaallisut)

Inuit place-based knowledge, cocreation, and decolonizing processes in the climate research of Lene Kielsen Holm – A conversation with Suzy Basile and Mark Nuttall

Björn Hakon Lingner and Naja Dyrendom Graugaard

Postcolonial Sovereignty in Greenland and Indigenous Australia

Lars Jensen

The Christmas Calendar of the 300th year

Naja Dyrendom Graugaard