Evie Morin

Research projects rarely end when the funding does; outputs need to reach the people who can use them. This affiliation focuses on disseminating the outputs of two complementary projects: SIEMA, which examined how Indigenous knowledge is considered in action-oriented biodiversity management documents in the Arctic, and NJUOLLA→QARJUK, which developed Indigenous (co-)authored research ethics guidelines for Arctic research. A peer-reviewed article based on SIEMA findings is in preparation for submission. Dissemination of both projects will follow an existing communications plan, including personal outreach to authors of guidelines included in the NJUOLLA→QARJUK database prior to its webpage launch, a consent-based step informed by the project's own findings that was not included in the original timeline. Further activities include conference presentations, blog posts, social media, and outreach through partner networks. A consistent message from people engaged with this work has been that the outputs are needed and useful, they just need to be more widely known.