WHAT?
Young people’s career choices are shaped by what they are exposed to, and what remains invisible. At the same time, organisations across the Arctic region need new perspectives, skills, and engagement from the next generation.
WHO SHOULD JOIN?
This deep dive brings together students, educators, business leaders, and public sector actors to explore how stronger and more continuous connections between youth and working life can be built in the North.
The session has two core objectives:
- To build a shared understanding of expectations, perceptions, and needs across youth and employers.
- To develop concrete ideas and concepts for how young people can gain real exposure to working life, influence opportunities, and access clearer pathways into future careers in their own region.
Through facilitated interaction and service design methods, participants will work collaboratively to explore new perspectives and generate bold, tangible ideas. The session emphasises shared thinking, creativity, and momentum, aiming to spark new ways of connecting youth and working life that can be taken forward beyond the session.
Limited amount of spaces – reserve yours now!
The workshop is 3 hours.
Location: Havnestua, Havneterminalen, Tromsø
Your hosts
Eivind Reibo
Graphic and service designer in Reibo Grafisk Design and partner at Plenum Tjenestedesign.
Eivind works with service design and visual communication, helping organisations turn complex challenges into clear and usable experiences. His approach combines strategic thinking with strong visual and conceptual design, focusing on collaboration and iterative development.
He also brings experience from the “Tromsø som verdens beste studentby» (Hackathon) project, where he worked with UiT – The Arctic University of Norway on rapid, hands-on service design processes. Solving real challenges through prototyping, teamwork, and testing ideas in practice. Like in this workshop.
Julius Oförsagd,
CEO & Head of Design at Arctic Factory.
Arctic Factory is a design-driven development agency based in Rovaniemi, Lapland:
We are dedicated to solving society’s toughest challenges by creating impactful and sustainable solutions that resonate with the unique needs of Arctic communities. Through a combination of human-centered design, strategic collaboration, and iterative innovation, we work to turn complex problems into history, driving positive change in the environment, organizations, and people living in this extraordinary region.
Deep-dive?
DEEP DIVE sessions are designed to delve into a topic, after the conference which might be experienced as a little more general.
Remember to reserve your spot!
Make sure you get your DARK ticket to join the deep-dive session