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Strategic Plan for Community Engagement [SP4CE]: Expanding space for community engagement

Research projects by SPPA Professor Stephan Schott, postdoctoral fellow Johann Strube, and PhD student Grace Martin were included in Carleton University’s Strategic Plan for Community Engagement [SP4CE]: Expanding space for community engagement. See the images from the strategic plan below.

Stephan Schott working with community members and the Délı ̨nę Ɂekwę ́ hé Łúé hé (Caribou and Fish) Working Group in Déline, Northwest Territories, initiative led by Stephan Schott and Walter Bezha. Photo by Grace Martin, PhD student in Carleton’s School of Public Policy & Administration.
Stephan Schott working with community members and the Délı ̨nę Ɂekwę ́ hé Łúé hé (Caribou and Fish) Working Group in Déline, Northwest Territories, initiative led by Stephan Schott and Walter Bezha. Photo by Grace Martin, PhD student in SPPA.

 

Carleton PhD student Grace Martin working with George Kenny (local collaborator and fisher) in Déline, Northwest Territories, an initiative led by Stephan Schott and Walter Bezha. Photo by Johann Strube, Postdoctoral Student in SPPA.
Carleton PhD student Grace Martin working with George Kenny (local collaborator and fisher) in Déline, Northwest Territories, an initiative led by Stephan Schott and Walter Bezha. Photo by Johann Strube, Postdoctoral Fellow in SPPA.

 

Students, postdoctoral fellows and Stephan Schott working with local hunters and guides in Taloyoak, Nunavut, initiative led by Stephan Schott, Louis Bernatchez, Dylan Fraser and J-S Moore. Photo by Johann Strube, Postdoctoral Fellow in SPPA.
Students, postdoctoral fellows and Stephan Schott working with local hunters and guides in Taloyoak, Nunavut, initiative led by Stephan Schott, Louis Bernatchez, Dylan Fraser and J-S Moore. Photo by Johann Strube, Postdoctoral Fellow in SPPA.

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