Co-Production of Knowledge Grant Awarded

The Center for Science and Society is thrilled to announce its first round of Community-Driven Co-Production of Knowledge Grant awardees. 

Created as part of the Co-Production of Knowledge Initative (and funded by the Mellon Foundation), this grant supports projects led by a community organization with support from a Columbia University affiliate. Our 2024 recipient is Data Sovereignty for Tribally Led Adaptation: Low-Cost, Open-Source Water Level Monitoring to Empower Coastal Resilience in the Bering Sea Inuit Community of Shishmaref. Project members are:

• Stacey Lucason, Tribal Research Coordinator at Kawerak
• Nora Neiminski, Coastal Hazards Program Manager at the Alaska Department of Natural Resources
• Margaret Rudolf, Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Alaska Fairbanks
• Hailey Scofield, Climate Change Mitigation Director at Kawerak
• Casey Brayton, Graduate Student in Earth and Environmental Sciences

Please visit our Co-Production of Knowledge Grant Overview for more information about this project.