Nikita Kaur Simpson

Dr. Nikita Kaur Simpson is an anthropologist and ethnographer who has conducted extensive research on the Gaddi people of the Western Himalayas. Her work focuses on the intersection of culture, environment, and mental health. Simpson has published numerous papers on her research and has received awards for her contributions to the field of anthropology. She is currently a professor at Duke University. Simpson is also a skilled ethnographer and has conducted long-term fieldwork in the Himalayas. Her research has taken her to various parts of the region, including the Gaddi villages of Himachal Pradesh. Simpson is known for her meticulous approach to ethnographic research and her ability to build trust with her research participants. She is a sought-after speaker on topics related to anthropology, environmentalism, and mental health. Simpson is also a strong advocate for the rights of indigenous communities and has worked with various organizations to promote their interests. She is currently based in Durham, North Carolina.