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The NNA-CO hosted a regional community meeting in Bethel, AK immediately following the Western Alaska Interdisciplinary Science Conference. NNA-CO team members, PIs, community partners, and members of Arctic communities came together to learn more about how NNA projects are engaging on the ground and making a regional impact. The meeting also created opportunities for informal exchange across NNA projects and with local organizations and community leaders in Bethel, while gathering feedback on plans for the NNA synthesis and evaluation report.
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The NNA-CO hosted a regional community meeting in Bethel, AK immediately following the Western Alaska Interdisciplinary Science Conference. NNA-CO team members, PIs, community partners, and members of Arctic communities came together to learn more about how NNA projects are engaging on the ground and making a regional impact. The meeting also created opportunities for informal exchange across NNA projects and with local organizations and community leaders in Bethel, while gathering feedback on plans for the NNA synthesis and evaluation report.
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March 30, 2026 | 16:00-18:00 CEST | Mødelokale 2.3 |
This international NNA community meeting was held during ASSW 2026 and focused on highlighting international research partnerships in the context of mobilising data and knowledge for societal benefit. NNA projects showcased their work, and discussed how they are approaching international collaboration in the Arctic, working across knowledge systems and disciplines, building partnerships with Indigenous Peoples, and/or advancing ethical and equitable data management practices.
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The Arctic Together Showcase at the Alaska Forum of the Environment featured presentations by undergraduate students from the NNA Research Experience for Undergraduates program. This session was then followed by brief highlight talks from NNA researchers attending the Forum.
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The AGU oral Session "Convergence Research in the Arctic: Drawing from Diverse Disciplines and Knowledge Systems to Address Complex Societal Challenges" took place on December 17, 2025 from 2:15–3:45 pm CT. The session was focused on how the Arctic region, alongside transforming demographic, economic, and security conditions, is confronting accelerated climate and ecological changes. Arctic research has increasingly adopted convergence approaches that bring together academically-trained knowledge systems, Indigenous knowledges, and practitioner expertise to more holistically understand the interconnectedness of nature, social systems, and the human-built environment.