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The 11th Annual Rising Voices Workshop still accepting applications, for virtual option.

Taking place May 31 - June 2 2023 and the theme of the workshop is Understanding the Relationships: People, Place, Technology, the Environment, and Climate Change. How do these relate to each other and to rebuilding and rediscovering relationships?

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The Rising Voices group

The Rising Voices Center for Indigenous and Earth Sciences (Rising Voices) facilitates opportunities for Indigenous and non-Indigenous scientific experts and community leaders from around the world to jointly address how extreme weather and climate events are impacting communities and to develop action plans. Rising Voices aspires to advance science through the collaborations of Indigenous and Earth (atmospheric, social, biological, ecological) sciences, along with an intercultural approach to addressing and understanding extreme weather events.

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Our Work

At its core, Rising Voices aims to advance science through collaborations that bring Indigenous and Earth sciences into partnership, provides opportunities for Indigenous students and early career scientists through scientific and community mentoring, and supports adaptive and resilient communities through sharing scientific capacity

Annual Workshops

Annual workshops to discuss emerging climate-related issues regarding complex climate change challenges facing Indigenous peoples

Supported Projects

To advance an understanding of Earth sciences and offering action plans for community needs and sustainability.

Activities

Rising Voices hosts annual workshops, conferences and events to discuss emerging climate-related issues.

Reports

View detailed reports from past Rising Voices workshops on specific Indigenous and Earth sciences topics as they relate to climate challenges

Recommendations

The recommendations from the Rising Voices community for developing optimal action plans towards sustainability

Presentations

Presentations, presented by Rising Voices collaborators, on extreme weather and climate topics.