Reciprocal collaborations between communities and geoscientists can result in deeper and more comprehensive research findings and advocacy for change. That’s why we are transforming the geosciences into a field of study that prioritizes reciprocity and relationship with communities. View the ASPIRE programmatic offerings for scientists below.
This 6-part series is designed for geoscientists and anyone else who wants who wants to explore the theories, principles, and practices that provide the foundations for engaged research with community partners. Take the discussion further by participating in supported Learning Circles.
The Immersive Institute is a dedicated space for postdocs to assistant professors in the geosciences who are on a mission to take their community-engaged research practice to a deeper level. We invite participants to invest their time in a week-long facilitated community research and learning experience.
The ASPIRE Working Groups seek to support deep partnerships between communities and geoscientists, creating opportunities to understand both aspects of how individuals (community members, geoscientists) contribute to these partnerships and how the collective is sustained.
Members will build and deepen relationships in an intentional and supportive space as they implement community-engaged geoscience. This offering is invitational, however we welcome your inquiry about ASPIRE Community of Practice.
Undergrad, masters, and PhD level students who will become eligible for ASPIRE’s programs in the coming years can still learn from and stay connected with ASPIRE.
This 6-part series is designed for geoscientists and anyone else who wants who wants to explore the theories, principles, and practices that provide the foundations for engaged research with community partners. Take the discussion further by participating in supported Learning Circles.