Resources for Islanders
This dedicated space offers a growing collection of helpful resources, including documents, recordings, and useful links, all designed to support island communities. The resources provided by GLIA are dynamic and will be continually updated, ensuring that you have access to the latest tools and information to help you thrive in your island community.
Join GLIA
Are you a resident of the Great Lakes islands or someone interested in supporting these unique communities? Join us—it’s completely free to become a member. By joining, you'll get exclusive access to monthly Zoom calls, early registration for the Islands Summit, and a wealth of other valuable resources. Whether you live on an island or on the mainland, your voice matters, and we’d love for you to be part of our growing network of Great Lakes islanders, advocates, and supporters. Come connect, learn, and make a difference with us!
GLIA One-Page Intro
This easy-to-use, one-page document introduces the Great Lakes Islands Alliance. Perfect for printing at home, this informative sheet provides at-a-glance insights into GLIA’s mission, the composition of member islands, island connectivity, and our core activities. Download, print, and share to help spread awareness and support for the beautiful and diverse islands of the Great Lakes.
Webinars
Webinars are free and open to the public. Topics and guest speakers are designed to be most useful to islanders, but attendees from any location are welcome to attend. If the time of a particular webinar doesn't work for you, don't worry—they are always recorded and posted online after the fact.
Follow us on YouTube
Expand your knowledge of the Great Lakes Islands. Subscribe to the Great Lakes Islands Alliance on YouTube for informative content about the way of life on islands, logistics of getting around, interviews with residents, and more.
Organizational Resources
In addition to the Great Lakes Islands Alliance, several organizations provide valuable resources for Great Lakes island communities. These groups support conservation, sustainable development, and educational efforts to enhance the resilience of island residents in many different regions.
