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- 6CANHelp Working Group
- 5Goodman, K.J.
- 4Assi, Ali
- 4Chang, Hsiu-Ju
- 4Colquhoun, Amy
- 5Aboriginal health
- 5Food prices - Arctic Regions
- 5Food sustainability - Northern Canda
- 5community-driven research
- 4Cancer
- 4Food prices - Northern Canada
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-20(1280x852).jpg "Peel channel runs around town of Aklavik - Richardson mountain in background - July 2015")
2015-06-01
A small motor boat is drawn up on the beach of the Peel Channel near Aklavik, NT. The Richardson Mountains are in the background
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.jpg "Raised beds in the Inuvik Community Greenhouse, Inuvik, NT.")
2011-11-01
This image shows the interior of the Inuvik Community Greenhouse. Some of the raised beds have string or rope lattices for climbing plants. Plants being grown include lettuce, potatoes and rhubarb.
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-20(960x1280).jpg "Smoked white fish bought from local community member at the airport - Aklavik - June 2016")
2016-06-01
Smoked white fish bought from local community member at the airport - Aklavik - June 2016
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Statement on Stewardship and Dissemination of Knowledge Generated Collaboratively in CANHelp Working Group Community Projects
Download2019-01-01
Goodman, Karen J, Geary, Janis, Walker, Emily, Fagan-Garcia, Katharine, Archie, Billy, Munday, Rachel, McAlpine, Laura, Colquhoun, Amy, Chang, Hsiu-Ju, Assi, Ali, CANHelp Working Group
This document is used by the CANHelp Working Group to guide their community-driven research program. The document includes the sections of: guiding principles, research project guidelines, investigator agreement, data use guidelines, data user agreement, authorship guidelines, acknowledgement...
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.jpg "Vegetables growing in the Inuvik Community Greenhouse (Arctic Canada)")
2016-06-01
In the Inuvik Community Greenhouse, participants grow gardens in raised beds. This bed has tomatoes, lettuce, beets and kale.