Tag Archives: Greenland

When the ice melts

12 September 2022 by nicolefranken

Greenland – The Inuit are being hit hard by the effects of climate change. Now that the sea ice is melting, part of their culture is also disappearing.

Posted in Photos | Tags: climate change, documentary-photography, Greenland, ice cap, Indigenous people, Inuit, journalism, landscape, nature, Nepal, people, photography, photojournalism, portraits, remote, storytelling, travel, travel-photography

Will my culture disappear?

8 September 2022 by nicolefranken

MO* Magazine, August 2022

Posted in Publications | Tags: climate change, community, documentary-photography, Greenland, Indigenous people, Inuit, journalism, landscape, mountains, nature, people, photography, photojournalism, portraits, Publications, remote, Travel Feature, Travel Stories, travel-photography

When the ice cap melts

8 September 2022 by nicolefranken

Trouw De Verdieping, September 2022

Indigenous People Today

Today, the survival of many indigenous people is under pressure. After centuries of colonization, oppression, discrimination and forced assimilation, indigenous people are now facing climate change. Rising temperatures and changing weather patterns affect the fragile ecosystems and thus their emotional and spiritual bond with nature. As a result, they risk losing their unique way of life, cultural identity and livelihood. Indigenous People Today highlights the irreversible consequences of climate change on indigenous people. This project will show the personal, daily stories behind the shocking statistics through features and documentaries.

Indigenous People Today

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