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CREATED:20210526T125848
SUMMARY:IARPC Public Webinar Series: Climate Change Impacts on Indigenous Peoples – A Historical Perspective
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:IARPC Public Webinar Series: Climate Change Impacts on Indigenous Peoples –
A Historical Perspective (https://www.iarpccollaborations.org/events/21112
) Join IARPC on Thursday, June 3 at 9am AKT / 1pm ET for a webinar with Dr.
Sarah Aarons, Assistant Professor at Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
Aarons will provide a brief introduction to the historical context of colon
ialism in the Arctic, focused on Alaska, and its relationship to climate ch
ange impacts on Arctic Indigenous Peoples. For researchers working in the A
rctic, this webinar will provide insight into the ways that relationships,
resource extraction, compensation, and infrastructure building have been pr
edominantly one-sided, and how climate change is now impacting Indigenous c
ommunities. More information and Zoom connection information is available a
t https://www.iarpccollaborations.org/events/21112. This
webinar will be recorded.
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Join IARPC on Thursday, June 3 at 9am AKT / 1pm ET for a webinar with Dr. Sarah Aarons, Assistant Professor at Scripps
Institution of Oceanography. Aarons will provide a brief introduction to th
e historical context of colonialism in the Arctic, focused on Alaska, and i
ts relationship to climate change impacts on Arctic Indigenous Peoples. For
researchers working in the Arctic, this webinar will provide insight into
the ways that relationships, resource extraction, compensation, and infrast
ructure building have been predominantly one-sided, and how climate change
is now impacting Indigenous communities.
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20210603
DTEND;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20210604
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