NAPA is a dynamic workplace with its office in the Culture Center, Katuaq.
The dynamic comes from the circulation of employees that happens every fourth or eight year, which in turn means that, there is never a shortage of new ideas, or faces at the office.
The dynamic is also from the fact that, more often than not, the employees come from a variety of Nordic countries. In 2021, we had employees from Norway, Denmark, Greenland, and later from Finland as well.
You can read more about the employees at NAPA here.
Bula Larsen is a well-known face at NAPA’s office. She worked for NAPA back in 2000 to 2004. After having a desire to return to NAPA, she saw a job posting back in 2019, which she applied for and was offered. She accepted it without
Isabella H. Borg is NAPAs new intern, who is studying journalism. She started at the beginning of February 2022, and is staying with us, until July 2022. She has now already started working with a variety of task within communication – and she is excited
NAPA – The Nordic Institute in Greenland – has focused on being able to provide young adults with opportunities to develop themselves for many years. This is true for the artistic aspects, but also for the educational ones. That is why, NAPA gives opportunities for
NAPAs advisor is now in place. Pauliina Oinonen has taken her place, and she is ready to show what she can do! Our advisor arrived despite the winterstorms of January 2022 – but a whole week later. Pauliina is originally from Finland, but she has
