Launching IHACC project in Nunatsiavut
Sherilee reports on the launching of the IHACC project in Nunatsiavut, September 15-26, 2011. The outputs of this trip are: a 5 minute informational Video, Posters and mailbox flyers, Radio Announcements, Pre-testing questionnaires with community members, Training for BOI Questionnaire Administration, Prepare questionnaire packages containing questionnaire booklet (with participant ID) and consent forms, Prepare a participant list, participant recruitment and administration of questionnaires.
Climate change adaptation in developed nations: From theory to practice
The book is now available for order and download for many institutional users on Springer’s website. This 36 chapter edited volume will be published in early 2011 and profiles examples of adaptation planning from across developed nations. Authored by leading scientists and policy makers, the book is organized around 7 sections: Section I: Introduction and overview; Section II: Climate change adaptation in the public health sector; Section III: Climate change adaptation in the industrial sector; Section IV: Climate change adaptation in the urban environment; Section V: Climate change adaptation in the agricultural sector; Section VI: Climate change adaptation in rural and resource dependent communities; and Section VII: Future directions. for more information http://www.jamesford.ca/
IHACC in the International Arctic Social Sciences Association Journal
IHACC received publication in the International Arctic Social Sciences Association journal Issue 36, winter 2011/2012, pg 21. http://www.iassa.org/images/stories/newsletters/northern_notes_36_winter_2011_revised.pdf or http://www.iassa.org/news-letter
Video Presentation of IHACC activities in Rigolet
Sherilee Harper and Marilyn Baikie of the Rigolet My Word Lab created a video detailing the IHACC research activities in Rigolet. It is available above, or on YouTube.