Arctic Indigenous Design Archives: juni 2017

torsdag 8 juni 2017

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AIDA II stivrenjoavku 2020: Gunvor Guttorm, Anna Westman Kuhmunen, Inker-Anni Linkola-Aikio

The purpose of the Arctic Indigenous Design Archives, also know as AIDA, is to store and increase knowledge about Sámi design thinking.

The project collaborators are: Sámi Archives in Inari (Finland), Sámi allaskuvla in Norway and Ájtte - Swedish Mountain and Sami Museum.

Funded by Interreg Nord Program.

Contact

Ájtte Swedish Mountain and Sámi Museum
Anna Westman Kuhmunen
info@ajtte.com

Sámi Archives
Inker-Anni Linkola-Aikio
kirjaamo@arkisto.fi

Sámi University Applied Sciences
Gunvor Guttorm
postmottak@samiskhs.no

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AIDA II (2020-2022) is funded by EU Interreg Nord V, Lapin Liitto and the National Archives of Finland. Nordland county council, Troms county council, Finmark county council, Samediggi and Sami Allaskuvla. The National Swedish Handicraft Council, Sámediggi, Norrbotten County council, and Ájtte Swedish Mountain and Sami Museum.

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AIDA -project I (2017-2019) was funded by EU Interreg Nord V, Lapin Liitto, Norlands county council, Troms county council, Swedish Arts Council, Ájtte Swedish Mountain and Sami Museum, The Culture fund for Finland and Sweden and The National Archives of Finland.