- Arctic Futures 2050 Conference
- 4–6 September 2019
- Washington, D.C.
A novel conference of Arctic scientists, Indigenous Peoples, and policy makers jointly exploring the knowledge needed to inform decisions concerning the Arctic in coming decades.
A novel conference of Arctic scientists, Indigenous Peoples, and policy makers jointly exploring the knowledge needed to inform decisions concerning the Arctic in coming decades.
Press: Arctic Futures 2050 Conference covered in The Arctic Sounder. Read the article here.
Thank You!: Thank you to all those who participated in the conference for the compelling and thoughtful discussions! More information on post-conference products will be posted here and sent to all registered participants in the weeks to come.
Poster Presentations: Download the schedule of conference poster sessions here. Abstracts and digital poster files are also now available online here.
Code of Conduct: Please take a moment to review the conference code of conduct here.
Scenarios - A SEARCH-led scenarios workshop helps frame the Arctic Futures 2050 conference. Prepare to participate in the conference by reviewing and considering the scenarios here.
Knowledge and Policy Interplay Diagrams - Arctic Futures 2050 participants are invited to complete an optional four-question Knowledge-Policy-Interface survey to inform conference planning and post-conference products. Learn more and complete the survey here.
Intersection of Arctic Science and Policy Resources: Learn more about the intersection of Arctic Science and Policy by reviewing the background documents outlined in this reading list.
Network North Young Professionals Meetup: A reception for Arctic young professionals, scholars, and new leaders will be held the eve of the conference, on 3 September. For more information and to RSVP, go here.
Session videos are now available for viewing.
An invitation to participate in the conference from SEARCH Executive Director Brendan Kelly:
A message about the Arctic Futures 2050 conference from Dr. Nikoosh Carlo and the Indigenous Participation Working Group