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Heikki Tiilikka is a Junior Researcher and Doctoral Researcher at the Faculty of Education, University of Lapland. He is affiliated with the Doctoral Programme: the Arctic in a Changing World. His research focuses on community languages, Sámi revitalization, land-based education, and indigenous rights. Tiilikka has been actively involved in transdisciplinary projects addressing Arctic security and capacity sharing.
Projects:
- CAP-SHARE (2024–2027): Focuses on intergenerational capacity sharing in Arctic communities, funded by Lapin liitto and Interreg NPA.
- HEI-SAMI (2023–2025): Addresses Sámi linguistic and cultural integration in higher education, funded via Nordplus.
Activities:
- Organized workshops like the CAP-SHARE Sessio (May 2025) and HEI-SAMI Tromsø Workshop (April 2025).
- Collaborated internationally with institutions like the Icelandic Museum of Natural History and Arctic Frontiers.
Research Interests: Tiilikka’s work emphasizes revitalizing Indigenous languages and knowledge systems through land-based pedagogy. He explores how education can foster resilience in Arctic communities facing environmental and cultural challenges.
Grants & Funding:
- CAP-SHARE: €[amount unspecified] from Lapin liitto/Interreg NPA.
- HEI-SAMI: Nordplus funding supporting preservice teacher education reforms.
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