Faculty profile
Chelsey Armstrong
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Research
Latest funding
- $83,884
Countering Collective Forgetting: The Role of Land-based Learning in Canada and Tanzania for Intergenerational Food Literacy and Resiliency
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $58,333
Something Is Missing: Feminist Perspectives on Racialized Young Women Refugees' Leisure
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $61,575
Cultivating Resurgence: A Deep Time Approach to People-Plant Relations and Indigenous Food Sovereignty
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
Countering Collective Forgetting: The Role of Land-based Learning in Canada and Tanzania for Intergenerational Food Literacy and Resiliency
Principal investigators: Soma, Tammara R.
Keywords: Food System; Land-Based Learning; Indigenous; Food Sovereignty; Food Literacy
Something Is Missing: Feminist Perspectives on Racialized Young Women Refugees' Leisure
Principal investigators: Shahzeidi, Monir
Keywords: racialized women; refugee; youth; immigration; leisure; sport and recreation
Cultivating Resurgence: A Deep Time Approach to People-Plant Relations and Indigenous Food Sovereignty
Principal investigators: Armstrong, Chelsey G.D.
Keywords: historical ecology; landscape archaeology; paleoethnobotany; restoration ecology; Indigenous knowledge
Cultivating Resurgence: A Deep Time Approach to People-Plant Relations and Indigenous Food Sovereignty
Principal investigators: Armstrong, Chelsey Geralda D.
Keywords: historical ecology; landscape archaeology; paleoethnobotany; restoration ecology; Indigenous knowledge
RISE - Revitalizing Indigenous Forest Garden Stewardship to Enhance Soil Capacity to Sustain Resiliency of Food-Forest Ecosystems
Principal investigators: Cornelis, Jean-Thomas J-TG
Keywords: climate adaptation; ecosystem resiliency; forest policy; historical ecology; indigenous forest management; indigenous research methodology; isotope geochemistry; organic chemistry; soil chemistry; terrestrial biogeochemistry
Developing and Implementing Indigenized Wildfire Recovery Processes for Ecological and Food Systems Reconciliation on St’at’imc Territory
Principal investigators: Grenz, Jennifer
Regenerating Indigenous Land-Use and Foodways: Historical Ecology of Forest Gardens in the Pacific Northwest
Principal investigators: Armstrong, Chelsey
Keywords: Historical Ecology; Land-Use; Forest Management; Indigenous Management; Biodiversity; Food
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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