The Tourism and Conservation Lab is delighted to announce that Dr. Christina T. Cavaliere has been recognized by the Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department for her outstanding effort to promote diversity, equity and inclusion through her faculty service and research! She was nominated on the following highlights:
- Invited by the co-editors for a Special Issue on gender and tourism in Annals of Leisure Research
- Cavaliere, C. T., & Ingram, L. J. (2021). Climate change and anger: misogyny and the dominant growth paradigm in tourism. Annals of Leisure Research, 1-18. DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2021.1949732
- Research with colleagues in Norway and the US that implements the utilization of a new transdisciplinary ecofeminist intersectional methodology relating to posthumanism and tourism studies coining the conceptualization of Wildlife Equity
- Making projects, knowledge networks, and coursework available through her lab supporting co-learning and co-supporting of DEI and female researchers.
- Foundational use of justice, equity, diversity and inclusion principles as foundations in teaching
- Fostering inclusion of advanced gender equality within academic involvement through research in the Tourism and Conservation Lab
- Service on multiple external international advisory boards and committees that demonstrate her commitment to international DEI including:
- Warner College Committee of International Affairs and Global Engagement
- Advisory Board for Fanimal
- Global Sustainable Tourism Council’s Communications & Marketing Working Group
- Editorial service to the Journal of Ecotourism
Congratulations!