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Check out the latest happenings in the Department of Social Sciences via our weekly newsletter.
Looking for past issues? Check out our Newsletter Archive here.
Check out the latest happenings in the Department of Social Sciences via our weekly newsletter.
Looking for past issues? Check out our Newsletter Archive here.
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Dr. Angie Carter and her co-author Dr. Rebecca Christoffel have published “Supporting Women Landowners in Wetland Conservation” in Society & Natural Resources. The article analyzes data from a state-wide survey in Iowa and finds that a lack of experience with and misinformation about wetlands, coupled with a lack of access to needed conservation knowledge networks, limits conservation action for women landowners, no matter their age cohort.
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Dr. Angie Carter has published an article–“Intersections between food justice and rural studies in the U.S.: Some implications for today and the future”–on the importance of strengthening connections between rural studies and food justice with co-author Dr. Diego Thompson (Mississippi State) in Food, Culture, & Society.
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Dr. Hongmei Lu (departmental alum, PhD EEP 2020, now a postdoctoral researcher at Utrecht University, Netherlands) and Dr. Angie Carter have published “Emergent regional collaborative governance in rural local food systems development” in Community Development. The paper analyzes emergent regional collaborative governance in the Western UP’s rural food system and is a product of Dr. Carter’s REF award. The article is available open access here.
Madelina DiLisi’s (Accelerated MS-EEP) write-up about the Western UP Farm to School project–“Farm to School Blossoms in the Western UP”–was published in the Taste the Local Difference magazine newsletter and shares information about the collaboration’s connections to the Fall 2022 Communities & Research class photovoice project.