The Mental Health Impacts of Ecological Grief in a Changing Climate
The ecologist (in a more than scientific sense) is someone who is touched by this loss in such a way as to mourn the toll of extinction instituted by human…
Stimulating a Canadian Narrative for Climate Action
For the last few years, I’ve been working with a group of over 60 scholars, scientists, and decision-makers from throughout Canada, and representing multiple disciplines and backgrounds, to discover and promote…
eNuk App Featured on CBC’s Spark
In December, our Team was featured on CBC’s Spark, discussing the eNuk app, a community-designed and community-led environment and health monitoring system designed by Inuit in Rigolet, Nunatsiavut. For generations, the…
Congratulations to Inez Shiwak, Winner of the Inuit Recognition Award
Written by Sherilee Harper The Inuit Recognition Award is a national prize that recognizes Inuit who are making strong efforts towards meaningful Inuit involvement in Arctic research. Each year, the award…
ArcticNet Posters
One of my favourite components of the ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meetings is the poster sessions. It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect with a diversity of research and to interact with people —…
Open Letter Re Muskrat Falls
PDF Copy of Letter October 14, 2016 Re: Open Letter on Government of Newfoundland and Labrador’s Decision on Muskrat Falls As professors and health researchers who have had the great…
Reflecting on “Research Matters Pop-Up Research Park” at Parliament Hill
By Alexandra Sawatzky (PhD Student, Dept. of Population Medicine) and Dr. Sherilee Harper (Assistant Professor, Dept. of Population Medicine), on behalf of the InukNet Team. On May 18th, Sheri and…
And then we made a podcast… Adventures in integrative knowledge mobilization
Written by Lindsay Day, MSc Candidate It was with great excitement that we launched the “Water Dialogues” podcast last week at www.WaterDialogues.ca. Nearly a year in the making, the collaborative podcast is…
