Technology, learning and music – two sides of modern Greenland
On 6th November 2026, Tusass is issuing two stamps, each telling in its own way about the digital development of Greenland and how technology can create new opportunities for people, communities and culture. Consequently, the two stamps each tell their own story. Coding Class about the young people shaping tomorrow’s digital Greenland, Tusass Music about the music, language and culture that bind generations together.
Coding Class
Since 2020, Tusass has successfully rolled out Coding Class throughout Greenland, whereby primary and secondary school students learn coding and technological understanding. The aim is to promote digital skills and innovation, culminating in an annual championship. Through partnerships with the five municipalities in Greenland, educational courses have been created where students learn to create their own creative games and work with design, innovation, collaboration and technology. It’s not just about applying digital solutions, but rather about creating them themselves.
Tusass Music
In 2023, the streaming service Tusass Music was developed and launched to support Greenlandic musicians in collaboration with the company Tunes Global. The aim is to afford Greenlandic artists better earnings by bringing their music together on one platform with a unique user-centred distribution model that ensures that subscribers’ payments go directly to the artists they listen to. Consequently, Tusass Music is compiling a treasure-trove of Greenlandic music on one digital platform. The app provides access to over 5,000 Greenlandic songs which users can listen to both online and offline. At the same time, the music contributes to the dissemination of Greenlandic culture and language. The Tusass Music app is available to users residing in both Greenland and Denmark. For Tusass as an autonomous company, it is about both Coding Class and Tusass Music providing something extra to Greenlandic society.
