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SUMMARY:Arctic Winter College
DESCRIPTION:The Ecologic Institute, Migration in Harmony Research Coordination Network 
 (MiH-RCN), and The Arctic Institute invite applications for the Arctic Wint
 er College.\n \n The Arctic Winter College is a series of web-based seminar
 s (webinars) that will take place on Tuesdays, 18:00-20:00 Central European
  Time from 12 January to 23 March 2021.\n \n Weekly webinars, featuring div
 erse experts and hosted by MiH-RCN Principle Investigator Victoria Herrmann
 , will focus on the theme “Arctic on the Move.” Urbanization, globalization
 , and the impacts of climate change are activating the simultaneous migrati
 ons of species, ecosystems, settlements, and cultures across Arctic coastli
 nes in new and unpredictable ways.\n Arctic port cities are witnessing incr
 eased maritime traffic and inflow of migrant labor; rural villages are faci
 ng displacement from slow and sudden-onset disasters; sea ice melt and ocea
 n warming are shifting marine species ranges; and terrestrial ecosystems in
  transition are upending Arctic food webs and introducing southern disease 
 vectors. Each of these intersecting mobilities challenge the quality of lif
 e, sustainable development, and environmental health of the circumpolar nor
 th.\n \n Participation in the Arctic Winter College is open to applicants w
 ith ideally one to ten years of experience in social sciences, engineering,
  medicine, and natural sciences, young private sector professionals, Indige
 nous Knowledge, Traditional Knowledge, and humanities scholars and cultural
  heritage practitioners with connections/relevance to the Arctic, including
  graduate students, and a desire to share perspectives and seek professiona
 l collaboration with a network of peers. The course will be conducted in En
 glish.\n \n Applicant requirements include:\n \n -Early- to mid-career prof
 essionals, including students, whose work focuses on the Arctic;\n -A commi
 tment to participate, including written and oral contributions, in the Arct
 ic Winter course each Tuesday from 18:00-20:00 Central European Time from 1
 2 January to 23 March 2021;\n -A willingness to build an active, ongoing ne
 twork beyond the conclusion of the course; and\n English fluency.\n \n Appl
 ication deadline: 15 November 2020\n \n For more information and to apply, 
 go to: Call for Applications (https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/call-appli
 cations-arctic-winter-college/)\nFor questions, contact:\n Victoria Herrman
 n\n Email:  (mailto:victoria.herrmann@thearcticinstitute.org)This email add
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Ecologic Institute,&nbsp;Migration in Harmony Research Coordination 
 Network&nbsp;(MiH-RCN), and The Arctic Institute invite applications for th
 e Arctic Winter College.<br /> <br /> <strong>The Arctic Winter College</st
 rong> is a series of web-based seminars (webinars) that will take place on 
 Tuesdays, 18:00-20:00 Central European Time from <strong>12 January to 23 M
 arch 2021.</strong><br /> <br /> <strong>Weekly webinars,</strong> featurin
 g diverse experts and hosted by MiH-RCN Principle Investigator Victoria Her
 rmann, will focus on the theme <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><s
 trong>“Arctic on the Move.</strong>”</span><strong> <em><strong>Urbanizatio
 n, </strong>globalization,</em> and <em>the impacts of climate change are a
 ctivating the simultaneous migrations of species, ecosystems, settlements, 
 and cultures across Arctic coastlines in new and unpredictable ways.</em></
 strong><br /> Arctic port cities are witnessing increased maritime traffic 
 and inflow of migrant labor; rural villages are facing displacement from sl
 ow and sudden-onset disasters; sea ice melt and ocean warming are shifting 
 marine species ranges; and terrestrial ecosystems in transition are upendin
 g Arctic food webs and introducing southern disease vectors. Each of these 
 intersecting mobilities challenge the quality of life, sustainable developm
 ent, and environmental health of the circumpolar north.<br /> <br /> Partic
 ipation in the <strong>Arctic Winter College</strong> is open to applicants
  with ideally one to ten years of experience in social sciences, engineerin
 g, medicine, and natural sciences, young private sector professionals, Indi
 genous Knowledge, Traditional Knowledge, and humanities scholars and cultur
 al heritage practitioners with connections/relevance to the Arctic, includi
 ng graduate students, and a desire to share perspectives and seek professio
 nal collaboration with a network of peers. The course will be conducted in 
 English.<br /> <br /> <strong>Applicant requirements include:</strong><br /
 > <br /> -Early- to mid-career professionals, including students, whose wor
 k focuses on the Arctic;<br /> -A commitment to participate, including writ
 ten and oral contributions, in the Arctic Winter course each Tuesday from 1
 8:00-20:00 Central European Time from 12 January to 23 March 2021;<br /> -A
  willingness to build an active, ongoing network beyond the conclusion of t
 he course; and<br /> English fluency.<br /> <br /> <strong>Application dead
 line:&nbsp;15 November 2020</strong><br /> <br /> For more information and 
 to apply, go to: <a href="https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/call-applicati
 ons-arctic-winter-college/">Call for Applications</a></p><p>For questions, 
 contact:<br /> Victoria Herrmann<br /> Email:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:victoria
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