It’s wild all the sweet talk then bang the DNA talk saying no matter what your blood says if you don’t speak, Sami, you have no claim on your own ancestry😭

Any of yall other Sami descendants having experiences? Visions, and a soul connection with other indigenous peoples? That part that can't be assimilated... where do I learn about THAT?

KZbin is awesome for this. Unlimited knowledge at your fingertips

Great museum which has earned a "top spot" amongst the world's museums. Perfect size for a stop with your family in Seattle.

Waste service delay of materials delivery and installation I have fallen for their trick.

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Interesting! My uncles name is Leslie Mickel aswell

You are a hero! Thank you for your dedication, bravery and relentless in bringing to light the injustices of the colonial, Zionist, apartheid regimes. Olof Palme was a hero, who fought for human rights and equality. And extreme capitalism always eliminated human rights stars, as it threatens their profits. I’d love to know if any developments took place since the film came out. I hope you have received the recognition you deserve for your accomplishments!

I think my Finnish side is Sami we were here since early 1900s not sure exactly but the more I look into it makes more sense plus feels natural to me❤ maybe one day I’ll be able to visit I know would absolutely fall in love with the culture and feel connected I just know 😅

Hi Troy, thank you for your amazing lecture. I want to find out if my family can become part of the Sami Council too. Our family was partially squashed during the Swedish assimilation and inter married with Tornedalians but I recently found the 6 generations of Great Grand Parents in a row that were forrest and mountain Sami. I want to support the Sami for my generational healing and future generations too. Is there a way I can advice with you in person? Or where could I turn to find out more info on this? I have Sami in my heart and soul which has taken interesting expressions in my life time. I would love to share more in person. Best, Cecilia

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Thank you for the information. I never heard of Sammi until recently. My great great grandpa was a reindeer herder from sweden. He was Sammi. My family came to Minnesota around 1920, and sadly, we changed our last name and said we were Jewish ☹️. I've always felt lost. To know myself, I'm learning about all my history, basically. Thankfully, my grandpas cousin made a book of our family, and I asked my mom to look if anything said Sammi or Lapland, and it did. I would love to be an alli.

Sami Lives Matter! ❤

Æ trur du glemmer sjamanisme og at Samisk religion var animistisk før det nesten i stor grad ble utryddet i og med misjonen.

Yes. Myself as well. A heavy emphasis on nature and the Nordic idea of self reliance.

I don’t like missionaries or religion

Well, shoot. I became very interest in the Sami culture when I found out that my maternal haplogroup is most common among the Sami people. I guess I’m disqualified from learning about my ancestors.

Scottish are NOT Nordic...LOL

I’ve been following this from Canada ever since it was first detected. Thanks for this presentation. Really interesting. I hope to get over there this summer. 🇨🇦

Lmao no views smh

Anniken Krutnes is a pathetic liar. The Ukrainian war has created enormous division particularly between Norway and Sweden relative to the United States. Krutnes is complicit in war crimes for her acts related to the destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline.

News Flash: the Russian Federation, the right-wing regime in Ukraine, and the US Empire are ALL 🗑

I’m from the US. I’m indigenous to North America and Scandinavians say I look Sami. I am Métis so I’m a descendant of Plains Cree women and French men. I also have Scandinavian ancestors.

Are there significant numbers of Rh- among your culture? I am adopted was told at 18 that i was 3/4 Norwegian, french german.. I think the name Tweet was mentioned. I am 60+ now.

My great-great grandmother was a Sami, am I a Sami?

Do the Basque people of Spain and France count as indigenous?

Sami people are from Turkic Uralic Altaic language group of people of of recent Soviet Union like Nenet and Komi. Their culture, language and religion come from the same sources.

Thank you for the opportunity to learn more about Scandinavian art in English!

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Akka? And Ukko?

Kolttasaamelaiset.

Why do the Sapmi people always need to justify their existance on the planet Earth?

Congratulations. A wonderful honor for Erik and our museum.

Thank you very much for this video lecture!!

What was the crowd saying at the very end, when the music came up? I thought it might be "Ja vi elsker" but it was something else!

Congratulations Mr. Nelson

My grandparents never talked about our heritage. We assumed Norwegian (Larsen) since we knew they left Norway in the late 1800's. I grew up hearing the phrases "Lapp" and "Laplander" but I didn't know what that meant. It all makes so much sense now.

Wonderful interview 😊

It's been a long time since the Nat. Geo. about refuge rock. I was very pleased to find this so easily. I constantly think about "the day they broke our backs...". Very inspiring, Thanks!

Thank you for the informative, and interesting talk> My father's folk were Sami descent from Finland, and it is nice to hear the history from the Sami side.

You look like some of my relatives on my mom's side Samuelson's..

I had the pleasure of seeing Pippa’s presentation at the Nordic Innovation Summit last week. What an eye-opening speech. The numbers are staggering about kids’ lack of involvement in sports and athletics. Or just getting up and moving! What Pippa is encouraging is movement and connection - a compelling conversation about encouraging kids that being outside, being active, jumping and running is fun. I applaud Pippa and her innovative approach to making change for kids in the world today.

This is such a bizarre talk -- sports are already "gamified" and fun. It sounds like what this company is doing is taking relatively inexpensive, accessible sports equipment and making it more expensive and less accessible by adding unnecessary tech (probably with an eye towards planned obsolescence)... And then adding an element of gambling on top of that -- "sticky gaming mechanics" is tech-speak for "deliberately designed to cultivate addictive behavior." All to solve a problem that has other causes, like lack of funding and safe community spaces, an erosion of public trust, a rise in "grind culture," etc.

Interesting program. Thank you!

My father died in 1952. He had been an avid eel fisherman. He used a technique he called bobbing. It was identical to klumma which you described.. He fished from a 16 foot flat bottomed boat in the Saugus and Pines rivers which are a few miles north of Boston, Massachusetts.. I often went with him and my recollection is that after a few hours of catching we quit because the boat was close to swamping. Two or three years before he died he tried putting the worms into the bottom of a woman’s nylon stocking. It worked as well as the threaded bob but was much cleaner and infinitely easier than threading them together.

I made a point to visit this museum when I visited Seattle. It was worth it.

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