Natalie Carter Email and Phone Number

I work with 15 Inuit communities, and academic partners, to learn from Inuit knowledge about cultural practices, the Inuit ecosystem, impacts of government policy and services, and increased development. I manage all aspects of project planning, implementation, and analyses with minimal supervision. Through quantitative and qualitative surveys, participatory mapping, focus groups, and key informant interviews I investigate these aspects in relation to implications of climate change, food… Show more I work with 15 Inuit communities, and academic partners, to learn from Inuit knowledge about cultural practices, the Inuit ecosystem, impacts of government policy and services, and increased development. I manage all aspects of project planning, implementation, and analyses with minimal supervision. Through quantitative and qualitative surveys, participatory mapping, focus groups, and key informant interviews I investigate these aspects in relation to implications of climate change, food security, health, lifestyles and livelihoods, and contributions to decision-making from local to national scales. As part of this, I explore how Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples can meaningfully and respectfully work together for mutual benefit. Show less

I work with 15 Inuit communities, and academic partners, to learn from Inuit knowledge about cultural practices, the Inuit ecosystem, impacts of government policy and services, and increased development. I manage all aspects of project planning, implementation, and analyses with minimal supervision. Through quantitative and qualitative surveys, participatory mapping, focus groups, and key informant interviews I investigate these aspects in relation to implications of climate change, food… Show more I work with 15 Inuit communities, and academic partners, to learn from Inuit knowledge about cultural practices, the Inuit ecosystem, impacts of government policy and services, and increased development. I manage all aspects of project planning, implementation, and analyses with minimal supervision. Through quantitative and qualitative surveys, participatory mapping, focus groups, and key informant interviews I investigate these aspects in relation to implications of climate change, food security, health, lifestyles and livelihoods, and contributions to decision-making from local to national scales. As part of this, I explore how Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples can meaningfully and respectfully work together for mutual benefit. Show less