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In this episode of Now Innovating, Dr. Eleanor Dickinson, a 2024-2025 Innovation Postdoctoral Fellow at vet med, shares her work with the Kutz Research Group. She highlights her strategies for monitoring and managing caribou and muskoxen health, the importance of partnerships, and the difference between caribou and reindeer. ???? Learn how she collaborates with academic and non-academic partners, local communities, and Arctic conservation advocates to turn research into real-world impact. Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/g4TDrSuY

As The Jeely Piece Club turns 50, we’re embarking on an exciting project to celebrate the incredible history and impact of the Jeely and the Castlemilk community. To make this project as meaningful and inclusive as possible, we need your help! We’re inviting you to complete a short survey to share your thoughts, memories, and stories about The Jeely and Castlemilk. Your input will help us shape this special project, which will include: ?? Oral History: Recording stories and memories from older community members. ?? Commemorative Events: Celebrating key moments in The Jeely’s history. ?? Digital Archive: Creating an online space to preserve and share our heritage. This is your chance to get involved and help us document and preserve the living heritage of Castlemilk for future generations. Whether you want to share your own experiences, contribute photos or memorabilia, or just show your support, we’d love to hear from you! By completing the survey, you can also let us know if you’d like to be part of the project by sharing your story, being filmed, or helping out with events. Together, we’ll ensure that the legacy of The Jeely Piece Club lives on for the next 50 years! Click the link to complete the survey and be part of something special! https://lnkd.in/eDMp6KTZ #jeelyturns50 #CommunityHeritage #PreservingOurHistory #GettInvolved

????Kick off the new year with me in a mission to transform challenges into fun and fulfillment! In this webinar, we’ll uncover strategies to tackle the obstacles Activity Professionals face and equip ourselves to embrace 2025 with positivity and purpose. Register now and let’s decode the secrets to success together! ??

As the 35th International Geographical Congress in Dublin concludes, AAG President Patricia Ehrkamp shares her experience seeing over 3,000 geographers come together to share knowledge, tackle pressing issues like climate change and food security, and build lasting networks. She shares, "As we continue to build global consciousness and understanding, the AAG remains committed to being a gathering place for all geographers." Discover how AAG is fostering inclusivity, supporting international scholars, and enriching our academic community. ?? https://bit.ly/4d1nqxG

Openlands is honored to receive a grant from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources Coastal Management Program in partnership with NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration! These funds will support the development of the African American Heritage Water Trail curriculum, highlighting the cultural and ecological history of our waterways. This initiative is part of over $1 million in grants awarded to protect, restore, and enhance Illinois' Lake Michigan shoreline while fostering community engagement and inclusivity. Read more: https://ow.ly/90nR50UmLj6

Indigenous elders, community members & scholars have long called for greater reliance on culturally relevant ways of knowing and doing. Our recent webinar explored where there may be synergies with efforts to put evidence at the centre of everyday life ?? https://lnkd.in/g3nRr9wm

In November, join CCR and UCI in celebrating and honoring Native American Heritage Month! This month commemorates the history and heritage of those in our community who identify as Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, First Nation, or Indigenous. It is a time to celebrate the traditions, stories and contributions of #NativeAmerican communities.This November and every month, we celebrate their rich histories and contributions to ensure they continue to thrive with each passing generation. The Center for Clinical Research recognizes the challenges Native Americans continue to face, including the underrepresentation of their community. In clinical research, Native Americans are often underrepresented due to limited outreach, historical mistrust, and geographic isolation that can deter participation. This lack of representation can lead to their health needs and responses to treatments not being adequately understood or addressed. Including Native Americans in clinical research is crucial to ensure that medical findings and treatments are applicable to all populations. By doing so, we can improve health outcomes and reduce disparities. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

My report "Public Cemeteries of the Sunshine Coast" is now available online. It is an outcome of my Historian-in-Residence grant at the Sunshine Coast Council. It is the first comparative history of the evolution of cemeteries on the Sunshine Coast (encompassing former Landsborough and Maroochy shires). There is still much more research to be done, but hopefully it will kickstart interest and more research into these important community heritage sites. https://lnkd.in/gZKvwCs6

Did you know that optimistic, kind, and altruistic people age better and live longer? Science nailed it down: being kind rewards us at the DNA level. Watch this recording on the power of altruistic values in shaping our personal and planetary wellbeing. Thanks Nova Institute for Health for these much needed conversations! #planetaryhealth #planetarywellbeing