Climate adaptation  |  Community-based participatory research  |  Policy and program evaluation |  Cross-sector collaboration |  Food system resilience

Selected Works 

Vinson, Jessica. 2024. Review of Khan, Naveeda. 2023. River Life and the Upspring of Nature. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 256 pp. ISBN 978-1-4780-1939-8

Kith and Kin: Rootedness and the Self-Sufficient Homesteader In Tampa Bay, Dissertation Research for PhD In Applied Anthropology, University of South Florida, 2026

National Science Foundation (NSF) US-Morocc Collaborative Research for Socially and Environmentally Sustainable Women's Argan Oil Production, University of South Florida, UC Merced, and Dar Si Hmad, Agadir, Morocco, 2022

ANG 7487 Advanced Quantitative Research Methods in Applied Anthropology: Critical review of quantitative approaches to the development, management, and analysis of sociocultural data, University of South Florida, 2022

Collaborative Research: NRT-INFEWS: Systems Training for Research ON Geography-based Coastal Food Energy Water Systems (STRONG-CFEWS): Coral Reef Restoration and Seaweed Farming Research. Placencia, Belize, 2021

“Nature, Identity, and Pastoralism: Changing Landscapes and Shifting Paradigms in the Mongolian Taiga”, Thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the MA Degree in Anthropology. Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois, 2019 

NOMAD Science field school under direction of Dr. Julia Clark. Ethnographic research in the Taiga and Darkhad Depression conducted as part of MA thesis research with Tsataan Dukha reindeer herders. Khovsgol, Mongolia, 2019

“The Dukha of Northern Mongolia: Invisible Reindeer Herders of the Taiga”, Article: Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois: Chosen for Leslie A. White Award at Central States Anthropological Society Annual Meeting 2017

The Mongolian Haircutting Ceremony, B. Saingerel. Assistant Translator and Primary English Language Editor. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. 2019