Highlights:

Administrator for the Norway-Pacific Ocean-Climate Scholarship (N-POC) Programme 

Research areas, MA and PhD projects: Samoa and Fiji, the Pacific Islands region; climate and environmental education; advocacy for ocean and climate justice in the Pacific; cultural heritage and future-making practices at the ocean-climate nexus.

• SDG200 Ocean-Climate-Society: Sustainability summer course
• SANT285-11 The Frontier of Anthropological Research: Contested Cultural Heritage: Institutions, Uses, and Materiality

Lecture

• Ladstein, Miriam Ylvasdatter (2024). Sivilsamfunn og aktivisme i Stillehavsstatenes hav- og klimadiplomati. (external link)

Academic lecture

• Ladstein, Miriam Ylvasdatter (2023). Standing on the Alofi: civil society guardianship of the local in global arenas. (external link)
• Ladstein, Miriam Ylvasdatter (2023). 'Are we supposed to go back to sails?' Negotiating maritime routes to a Just Transition in the Pacific. (external link)
• Ladstein, Miriam Ylvasdatter (2023). Ambition and tension on the pathway to a Just Transition in the Pacific. (external link)
• Ladstein, Miriam (2021). ASSEMBLING OCEANIC FUTURES: Youth engagement at the intersection of cultural heritage and climate change. (external link)
• Ladstein, Miriam (2021). 'Hashtag Sterke Vinder': klima- og miljøkamp i Oseania. (external link)
• Ladstein, Miriam (2016). Klimakrise og utdanning i rurale Samoa. (external link)

See a complete overview of publications in Cristin.

Island Lives, Ocean States: Sea-level Rise and Maritime Sovereignties in the Pacific (OceanStates) - funded by the Research Council of Norway’s TOPPFORSK programme for 2018-2023. Role: PhD Fellow.

Norway-Pacific Ocean-Climate Scholarship Programme (N-POC) - NORHED 2 partnership between University of the South Pacific and University of Bergen, funded by Norad and the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for 2021-2026. Role: Administrator.