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Tara Cater

I am a PhD Candidate in Geography with a specialization in Political Economy at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. I am currently employed as a Research Assistant at Swansea University in South Wales, United Kingdom. I am originally from Northern Ontario and Quebec, Canada and have grown up in remote areas shaped by resource development. … Continue reading Tara Cater

Women in the Arctic and Antarctic

CHARS-kut tahamani Ikaluktutiami: Onipkaktok Apighoktaovluni una Marla Limousin

Ikaluktutiak, una nunaliitni tahamani Kitikmeoni aviktoghimaningnani Nunavut havakvigiliktat ukkua Polar Knowledge-kut Kanatami (UKKIUKTAKTUK) una nuttak naonaiyaiyiuyut havakviat, una Kanatami Kuttiktuni Ukkiuktaktumi Naonaiyaiyiuyut Havakviat (CHARS-kut). Tatvani Nuvaipa 08 2018-mi ukkakatiginggaghimayaga una Marla Limousin, Ataniluloaktok Titigaktiovluni Hamlatkuni Ikaluktutiami tatva kanok ihomagiyakakmangmata haffuminga CHARS-kunik tatvalo kanok ikpigiyakaktat hapkua nunnakatigit tatvani.

Women in the Arctic and Antarctic

Fieldwork Reflection: Ingrid Medby

Learn about the Students on Ice expedition opportunities by reading Ingrid Medby's experience in Greenland and Northern Canada as part of the Students on Ice programme.

Women in the Arctic and Antarctic

Featured Event: Conference Call – “Gender in Polar Research: Gendered field work conditions, epistemologies and legacies”

Written by: Gerti Saxinger, Katariina Kyröla, Stephan Dudeck and Joachim Otto Habeck Call for Participation “Gender in Polar Research: Gendered field work conditions, epistemologies and legacies” A two-day workshop in the framework of: Arctic Science Summit Week 2020, Akureyri, Iceland, 29-30(TBC) March 2020 Funded by IASC - the International Arctic Science Committee The IASC Social Sciences … Continue reading Featured Event: Conference Call – “Gender in Polar Research: Gendered field work conditions, epistemologies and legacies”