Researchers often travel far to do their field work. For Anne-Michelle, who will graduate from Harvard Graduate School …
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Researchers often travel far to do their field work. For Anne-Michelle, who will graduate from Harvard Graduate School of Education this month, “far” meant hundreds of miles north of the Arctic Circle. Anne-Michelle did much of her work in Ulukhaktok and Cambridge Bay/Ikaluktutiak, two communities that are part of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. It was her mom, an Arctic anthropologist who did her own field work in Ulukhaktok and across Nunavut, who first gave her the idea to focus her…
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