The Arctic is calling. Will you answer?
A global network of citizens and leaders answering a call from the Arctic, and a call to the world, to safeguard sea ice, glaciers and the web of life for future generations.
One mission: save the Arctic ice, protect the world’s future.
Sea ice and glaciers are our planet’s early-warning system. The Arctic is changing fast, and so is the cryosphere all over the world.
Combining wisdom, science and lived experience, we empower positive climate action by inspiring, educating and engaging people everywhere. Hope is active: when we act together, big dreams become reality.
See the Arctic for yourself
Three ways we turn concern into action
Connect
Bring people to the living Arctic, so hope and action start from direct experience.
Inspire
Use stories, science and Indigenous wisdom to build a sense of global responsibility.
Act at home
Empower concrete steps in your own community to protect Earth’s frozen regions.
What the Arctic teaches us about our planet’s future
Our expeditions take a collaborative cohort of women leaders and supportive allies from many nations to Svalbard in the high Arctic: five days aboard the MS Serenissima, immersed in the ice, the wildlife and each other’s ideas.
- Focus
- Leadership, Indigenous knowledge, science storytelling and creative action.
- Format
- A ship-based Arctic journey with daily landings, citizen science and a 1.5-hour learning circle before dinner.
- Outcomes
- Personal leadership growth, community action plans, educator and media toolkits, and a lasting network.
Bookings are handled by our partner Polheim, so these links open polheim.no.
What you take home
Action blueprint
A practical plan for your community. So far we’ve built tools for school talks, village projects, arts-science collaborations, youth council engagement, festivals, quilt activism and film nights.
Educator and youth toolkit
Short videos, simple lesson prompts, and language that reaches kids, their teachers and their parents.
Digital hub access
Share resources, track ripple effects and get feedback from the network.
Story assets
Key facts, metaphors and short scripts for talks, LinkedIn, podcasts and local media.
The expertise, wisdom and lived experience of our group has really impressed me.
It makes me proud to be part of this amazing initiative.
You don’t need a ticket to answer the call
Join the network to hear about future expeditions, new toolkits and ways to act where you live. Tell us your region or language and we’ll connect you with someone local.
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Questions, answered
Can I contact a local representative in my own country or region?
Yes. Tell us where you’re from or which language you’re most comfortable in, and we’ll find someone to help you.
Will I see any wildlife?
You will experience Arctic wildlife. That may include walruses, seals, whales, puffins and other birds, Arctic foxes, reindeer and, with luck, polar bears.
Do I need to be physically fit to join?
No, but general good health is appropriate. If you have concerns about your physical abilities, please contact us.
Will it be cold?
It’s late summer, so expect around 5 °C with some wind chill. Good layering keeps you warm, and we send a clothing list after you sign up.