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IPON September Trip

RETRACE Project Team Meeting - Trondheim, Norway

Drs. Guangqing Chi and Erika Gavenus joined other members of the RE…
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LostToClimate Research Project shares about EDeN's Dr…

Recently, the LostToClimate Research Project shared about EDeN's Dr. Guangqing Chi's role as a partn…
IU Today

Dr. Guangqing Chi highlighted with other new faculty…

Dr. Guangqing Chi has begun his new position as Provost professor at Indiana University Bloomington…
Junjun New Position Announcement

Dr. Junjun Yin begins new faculty role at George Washington…

Dr. Junjun Yin, a longtime member and collaborator within the EDeN research community, has accepted…
LostToClimate

LostToClimate Research Project Copenhagen Meeting

Last week, the EDeN team's Dr. Guangqing Chi attended the LostToClimate Research Project's 3 day eve…
Erika and Dr. Chi Publication

New publication by Dr. Guangqing Chi and Erika Gavenus

Dr. Guangqing Chi and Erika Gavenus join co-authors to outline a 6-step framework for bridging the r…
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EDeN team members interviewed by KDLG Radio

A few weeks ago some EDeN team members had the opportunity to be interviewed by KDLG in Dillingham,…
Amish peoplehood theorizations

New publication by research partner Dr. Cory Anderson

EDeN research partner, Dr. Cory Anderson, recently published his paper "Amish peoplehood: A critical…
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Dr. Shuai Zhou to begin tenure-track Assistant Professor…

Dr. Zhou, a former Penn State graduate student and advisee of Dr. Chi, will join the University of S…
IPON team trip to Peruvian Amazon

A new global initiative for climate, food, and health…

James Ford and Carol Zavaleta report on the recent trip some IPON team members attended to the Peruv…
Social media users probably won’t read beyond this headline, researchers say

Social media users probably won’t read beyond this headline…

Ashley WennersHerron reports on a new study of 35 million news links circulated on Facebook reports…
Jessica Miller

Jessica Miller hired as Associate Demographic Scientist

Jessica Miller, a Ph.D candidate at Penn State University and member of the EDeN team, recently…
Yining Presenting Dissertation

Yining Feng Successfully Defends Doctoral Dissertation

Yining Feng, PhD candidate in Rural Sociology and Demography (dual-title), successfully defended her…
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New project to support, learn from Indigenous communities…

Kristie Auman-Gooding from Penn State News reports on the upcoming RETRACE project focused on examin…
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$5M grant to engage Indigenous communities in climate…

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Indigenous communities around the globe face profound threats from climate ch…
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Postdoctoral Scholar - Arctic Indigenous Research

THIS POSITION IS NOW CLOSED. JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS:Penn State’s Population…
Enoch Adams prepares his rifle for a caribou hunt on Sept. 10, 2019, in Kivalina, Alaska. The hunters in the village have seen the migration of fish, caribou, seal and whale change due to warming weather. | Joe Raedle/Getty Images

Most Alaskan tribes stay put despite climate threats

CLIMATEWIRE | Rural Alaskans who face worsening climate conditions — from sea-level rise to melting…
The researchers found little evidence of individuals or households migrating out of the polar regions of Alaska and northern Canada as a result of climate change.  Credit: Guangqing Chi. All Rights Reserved.

Many people in the Arctic are staying put despite climate…

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Temperatures are rising rapidly in the Arctic, raising questions about how co…
Megan Mucioki

Dr Mucioki to join Emory University as Assistant Professor…

-Dr. Megan Mucioki is thrilled to announce that she will start as an Assistant Profes…
In spring 2020, a survey conducted in Bristol Bay, Alaska revealed lower income participants who are members of minority groups, such as non-resident Hispanic workers and resident Alaska Natives, had the highest risk perceptions related to COVID-19. Credit: Gabe Dunham/Alaska Sea Grant. All Rights Reserved.

Project reveals pandemic perceptions in Alaskan fishing…

-UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — When the COVID-19 pandemic spread across United States in early 2020, people…
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