As of today, there is relatively good access to other Nordic cultural expressions in Greenland – with access to film, TV, news, from all over the Nordic region, especially from Denmark. In the rest of the Nordic region, there is less access to the Arctic perspectives, be it the Greenlandic language, culture and especially Inuit culture – a culture and a people who have lived in harmony with nature for millennia. NAPA works cross-sectorally and interdisciplinary and through the cultural support program, its own projects and its own resources to help ensure that Arctic perspectives are seen and recognised throughout the Nordic region. Here are three examples: