Dr. Linda Chamberlain, a health scientist specializing in childhood exposure to violence, is an internationally renowned speaker. Dr. Chamberlain has combined her public health career with her passion for dog mushing and rural living. As part of her keynote speeches and seminars, Dr. Chamberlain uses her dog team to talk to communities and children about teambuilding, leadership, and diversity from a dog team's perspective. She lives with her 17 huskies and her husband, Al, a beekeeper, at the Howling Husky Homestead outside of Homer, Alaska. During the summer months, Dr. Chamberlain leads narrated tours of the homestead and sled dog kennel and offers " High Tea with the Huskies, " a small, intimate event with lots of stories about living and working in the Great North. Dr. Chamberlain's recently released book, "Arctic Inspirations: Rural Women Creating Personal Success and Starting Small Businesses" features stories of women in Alaska, northwestern Canada, and Siberia who have followed their passion to do what they love while achieving financial self-sufficiency and making a difference in the rural and remote communities they choose to live in.

Dr. Linda Chamberlain.

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