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=Going on the Record= Two workshops were organized in response to community requests, to record the impacts of polar bear hunting quota reductions on the community. One workshop was held May 15, 2019 in the evening with 10 participants and one on May 16 in the morning with 11 participants. Both workshops were audio-recorded. The BearWatch PI's and Gjoa Haven HTA-board want to use these recordings as primary materials for an academic paper. They ask me to write it. However, I have just learnt about this project and have not yet set foot into the community. <div class="next_choice"> '''What would you do?''' '''"Stay with the Trouble"''' to explore how the “Politics of recognition” can complicate such writing- even if it risks completely derailing you from your course. Or, '''"Keep going"''' to not engage further with the community of Gjoa Haven for now, and prepare for your first fieldtrip to the North- to Coral Harbour. (The Gjoa Haven HTA wants a publication, so maybe there is no need to complicate things further for the moment?) </div> <span class="pop-up stay-with-the-trouble link" data-page-title=" Politics_of_Recognition " data-encounter-type="Stay with the trouble">[[Politics of Recognition|Stay with the trouble: The Politics of Recognition]]</span>
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