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I Found Something I Wasn’t Looking For changed how I view and experience the world around me and made me re-evaluate my relationships with nature, animals, food, and my sense of purpose. In this chapter, I reflect on my six-week visit to the Arctic and the impact that community members have had on my life since.

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Let Your Humanity Guide Youngful community-researcher relationships. In this chapter, I discuss my experiences during my graduate research with an arctic community and reflect on my role as a researcher working within an Indigenous culture. I talk about doing research together with people in the community and how this led to

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Balancing Research Expectations with Community RealitiesNavigating research funding and community-researcher relationships can be especially challenging for an early-career researcher. In this chapter, I reflect on two experiences conducting research with Inuit communities, and discuss some of the lessons I learned navigating the sometimes-turbulent gap

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How Culture Shapes Researchthe Canadian Arctic. In this chapter, I share, with examples, how my Aruban culture and journalism training influenced my experiences building relationships in the community and conducting the research.

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Lessons that Transcend Culture and Place second. From sharing local Australian delicacies in the Arctic to brewing coffee with villagers in PNG, the human relationships that are nurtured along the way are what motivate me to do this work. I have learned crucial lessons through these experiences that have helped me to overcome even the mos

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Book 2021nded to provide a glimpse into what it is like to do research together with Inuit, and in doing so, contribute to the development of more productive and equitable relationships between Inuit and researchers. The chapters are written as structured narratives in the first-person and include reflections, and lessons learned..

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