New National Science Foundation Arctic Community Engagement (ACE) Website
April 14, 2021
NSF recognizes the importance of including Indigenous peoples in Arctic science and research efforts.
The National Science Foundation has recently released a new series of web pages titled Arctic Community Engagement, or ACE, to share information on NSF programs, initiatives, collaborations, and other resources aiming to facilitate effective and respectful engagement with local and Indigenous peoples in Arctic research, education, and outreach activities.
Explore the pages at www.nsf.gov/ace.
For questions or additional information, email ACE@nsf.gov.
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