BÁIKI: The International Sámi Journal

Báiki is a major English-language source of information about Sámi arts, literature, history, spirituality, and environmental concerns. It also covers news of North American Sámi community events.

"Báiki" [bah-h'kee] is the nomadic reindeer-herding society's word for cultural identity and survival, "the home that lives in the heart." The beautifully illustrated 28-page biannual publication began in 1991 and is now in its 29th issue.

Contributers include Sámi, Native American and other journalists, storytellers, historians, poets, artists and photographers. Báiki is produced by volunteers and supported by the subscriptions and sponsorships of its loyal readership.

NEW ON BÁIKI.ORG:

» Ahbleza Band Live Performance Video

» Mari Boine: Music for the film The Kautokeino Rebellion
- Kautokeino-opproret (Guovdagneaidnu) 1852

CORRECTION to our Winter 2010 issue:
On page 4 an incomplete URL is given for the University of Minnesota Sami Research project. The correct URL is http://www.d.umn.edu/~jvileta/samiresearch.html

The Alaska Exhibit

The Alaska Chronology

A Project for the Center for Environmental Economic Development (CEED)