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• Intellectual Property Rights of Indigenous Women, September 14, 1995, Statement from 4th WCW, Beijing, China
• Arctic Pollution Issues: A State of the Environment Report, preface and executive summary. Complete report table of contents.

Alaska

• Alaska Women's Network: A Women's Discussion About Subsistence, October 14, 1998, scheduled during the Alaska Federation of Natives annual meeting in Anchorage. Reports from the discussion are forthcoming.
• Living in Both Worlds: Inupiaq Women and Urban Life by Nancy Fogel-Chance. A more detailed account of this research was published in Arctic Anthropology, vol. 30, No. 1, p p. 94-108, 1993.
• Threads of Gold: Lives of Women in the Northern Gold Rushes, pictures of an exhibit at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Museum from June through December 1997.
• Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Information Sheet, Alaska.

Canada

• Zero Tolerance: The Case of Susan Klassen, a Whitehorse woman murdered by her estranged husband.
• Innu Women's Page, from Labrador, Canada.
• First Nations/Inuit Child Day Care Initiative Home Page A web site designed to provide an inexpensive national platform for provincial and territorial groups to discuss issues related to the First Nations/Inuit Child Day Care Initiative.
• "Labrador women want RCMP in their communities," Nunatsiaq News, March 13, 1997.
• "Living with HIV: an Inuk tells her story," about Louisa Ukaliannuk of Igloolik, NT.  Nunatsiaq News, March 6, 1998.

Greenland

Iceland

Norway

• The Position of Women in Norway

Sweden

Finland

Russia

• Indigenous women in a new social reality, by Nina Zaporotskaya, teacher, native village of Kovran of the Koryak Okrug of the Kamchatka Oblast. In RAIPON newsletter, Issue 3, 2000.
• The Situation of the Sami People in Kola Peninsula, by Jelena Sergejeva, includes discussion of women's conditions.
• Russian Tough Times (NPR RealAudio file): The breakup of the former Soviet Union forced the countries left behind to cope with the hard economic realities of life in a post-communist world. NPR's Andy Bowers visits a town in Siberia where the women there are turning to outside sources for employment and entertainment. 5:20 [description from NRP site]