We're looking forward to this timely discussion! Join us and hear local, federal and indigenous perspectives from women leaders.
As northern communities navigate the challenges of climate change, shifting geopolitics, and the rapid transition from fossil fuels, female leaders are at the forefront of shaping solutions. Join us at the close of #WomensHistoryMonth to hear from local, federal, and indigenous perspectives from Sweden, Canada, and the US. "Arctic Women Leadership Addressing Climate, Geopolitical, and Economic Transitions: Local, Federal and Indigenous Perspectives" Monday, March 31 at 12:00 p.m. Open to the public, register here: https://lnkd.in/eDpmbVkk Panelists: - Rebecca Alty (Mayor, City of Yellowknife, NWT) - Mary Sattler Peltola (Former member, US Congress, Alaska State Legislature) - Carina Sammeli (Chair, Lule? kommun Municipal Board, Sweden) - Jackie Qatalina Schaeffer (Director of Climate Initiatives, Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC)) - Meghan Sigvanna Topkok (Staff Attorney, KAWERAK INC) Moderator: Beth Kerttula (Director, National Ocean Council) Welcome Remarks: Robert Orttung (GW Elliott School & GW Sustainability Research Institute) This event is supported by GW's Cross Disciplinary Research Fund award, "The Nexus between Cities, Climate Change and Sustainability: Data Innovations and Quantitative Analyses," the Local Sustainable Governance Policy Lab, and The George Washington University Alliance for a Sustainable Future.