Nominators / Ambassadors

Candidates cannot apply for the Prize themselves; they must be nominated by third parties who are knowledgeable about their activities. These nominators play an essential role in the success of the Arctic Inspiration Prize. Not only do they voluntarily invest their time and efforts seeking eligible and worthy teams and putting together their nominations - they also promote the Prize. Nominators/Ambassadors can be representatives of northern organizations, aboriginal organizations, universities, research institutes, private sector, government departments or any other organization from North and South with an interest in the Canadian Arctic. Nominators may submit more than one application for the Arctic Inspiration Prize for any given year. Acting as a Nominator does not prevent an organization from also being part of a team proposed by another Nominator.

Some organizations are invited by the Arctic Inspiration Prize office to act as Appointed Nominators. Appointed Nominators act as the true Ambassadors for the Prize in their respected regions and/or fields. The Prize aims to have Appointed Nominators covering all geographical and thematic areas of the Prize.

In addition to Appointed Nominators, anyone may act as a Nominator for a team they see as worthy of the Arctic Inspiration Prize.

List of Appointed Nominators:

(Alphabetical order)

Nomination Guide

2013 Nomination Guide now available >>

2012 Laureates

The Arctic Food Network

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The Nunavut Literacy Council

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Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit

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The Thaidene Nene Initiative

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