The project challenges dominant gender narratives in Sámi society by highlighting diverse voices, perspectives and experiences. Using gulahallat—a Sámi tradition of dialogue—it creates arenas where men, women and LGBTQIA+ persons can reflect on gender roles, ideals and diversity on Sámi terms. The work builds on Gender Talks in Sápmi and deepens discussions on Sámi masculinities, women in reindeer herding and intergenerational stories.

Through inclusive and cross-border dialogue spaces, documentation, and a handbook on gulahallat, the project will contribute to strengthen Sámi society’s ability to address equality and inclusion. Desired outcomes are broadened public narratives on gender, stronger tools for Sámi communities, and more inclusive, socially sustainable societies across Sápmi.