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Papers c ould deal with (1) Indigenous and local communities and organizations appro aches to sustainable development, (2) sustainable development within policy frameworks at regional and local levels, (3) models of collaboration betwe en regional, local and Indigenous governing entities for sustainable develo pment.\n\nThe main focus question of the conference is “What models of coll aboration among researchers and regional and local governments and Indigeno us organizations can lead to sustainable development in the Arctic?”\n\nAll participants:\n(1) Will present their work at the Annual Meeting (all pape rs/presentations will be published online and considered for inclusion in t he Arctic-FROST edited volume and/or in Polar Geography)\n(2) Will particip ate in discussions and round tables with leading sustainability science res earchers\n(3) Will participate in the Workshop activities immediately follo wing the Annual Meeting\n\nEligibility: an applicant shall be\n(1) early ca reer scholar (5 years since PhD) or current graduate student;\n(2) Arctic-F ROST network member by registering at www.uni.edu/arctic/frost\n(3) prepare d make an oral presentation on the subject related to sustainability and/or sustainable development in the Arctic or Sub-Arctic regions at the meeting and\n(4) available to participate in all conference and workshop activitie s.\nWe accept applications from eligible applicants from all countries, dis ciplines and institution types. Applications from Indigenous scholars and A rctic residents are especially encouraged.\nFunding: Arctic-FROST will cove r full cost of attendance including travel and accommodations normally up t o $3,000. Typically funds will be paid after the travel is completed; based on the reimbursement claim. The participants will be expected to comply wi th NSF travel requirements.\nApplication Deadline: April 20th, 2018\nApplic ation: submit extended abstract of your paper (500-750 words), short bioske tch (1 page), statement of interest in workshop participation (1 page), reg ister as Arctic-FROST member at www.uni.edu/arctic/frost (http://www.uni.ed u/arctic/frost).\nSend your applications and inquiries to This email addres s is being protected from spambots. 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Collaboration among regional and local governments, Indi genous organizations and researchers in sustainable development in the Arct ic
JUNEAU, ALASKA, SEPTEMBER 18-22, 2018

The Arctic-FROST research coordination network is pleased to announce the avail ability of travel awards for Early Career Researchers to attend The Fifth A rctic-FROST network meeting and Early Career Scholars Workshop in Juneau, A laska (USA) on September 18-22, 2018.

Arctic-FROST: Arctic FRont iers Of SusTainability: Resources, Societies, Environments and Development in the Changing North is a new NSF-funded international interdisciplinary c ollaborative network that teams together environmental and social scientist s, local educators and community members from all circumpolar countries to enable and mobilize research on sustainable Arctic development, specificall y aimed at improving health, human development and well-being of Arctic com munities while conserving ecosystem structures, functions and resources und er changing climate conditions.nsf logo

The theme of the Annual Mee ting and Early Career Scholars Workshop is on Community Sustainability in t he Arctic. Papers could deal with (1) Indigenous and local communities and organizations approaches to sustainable development, (2) sustainable develo pment within policy frameworks at regional and local levels, (3) models of collaboration between regional, local and Indigenous governing entities for sustainable development.

The main focus question of the confere nce is “What models of collaboration among researchers and regional and loc al governments and Indigenous organizations can lead to sustainable develop ment in the Arctic?”

All participants:
(1) Will present their work at the Annual Meeting (all papers/presentations wi ll be published online and considered for inclusion in the Arctic-FROST edi ted volume and/or in Polar Geography)
(2) Will participate in discussi ons and round tables with leading sustainability science researchers
( 3) Will participate in the Workshop activities immediately following the An nual Meeting

Eligibility: an applicant shall be
(1) early career scholar (5 years since PhD) or current graduate stud ent;
(2) Arctic-FROST network member by registering at www.uni.edu/arc tic/frost
(3) prepared make an oral presentation on the subject relate d to sustainability and/or sustainable development in the Arctic or Sub-Arc tic regions at the meeting and
(4) available to participate in all con ference and workshop activities.

We acce pt applications from eligible applicants from all countries, disciplines an d institution types. Applications from Indigenous scholars and Arctic resid ents are especially encouraged.

Funding: Arctic-FROST will cover full cost of attendance including travel and accommodations normally up to $3,000. Typically funds will be p aid after the travel is completed; based on the reimbursement claim. The pa rticipants will be expected to comply with NSF travel requirements.

Application Deadline: April 20 th, 2018

Application: s ubmit extended abstract of your paper (500-750 words), short biosketch (1 p age), statement of interest in workshop participation (1 page), register as Arctic-FROST member at www.uni.e du/arctic/frost.

Send your applicati ons and inquiries to This email address is being pro tected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and This email address is b eing protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. (copy to both emails).

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