Alison M Meadow

Alison M. Meadow has a PhD in Anthropology from the University of Alaska Fairbanks - Resilience and Adaptation Program. Prior to completing her PhD, she earned an MA in American Indian Studies from the University of Arizona and a BA in Native Studies and Anthropology from Trent University. Alison conducts research on the process of engaged research, the use of research findings in policy and practice, and the connections between engaged research and research use - particularly in the context of climate and environmental decision making. She has written extensively on the process of knowledge co-production, evaluating the societal impacts of research, and ethical considerations in engaged research and evaluation. Alison has a particular interest in supporting research programs, centers, and institutes as they move toward more collaborative and engaged modes of research.