
ᐃᓄᒃ (Inuk) born and raised in Nunavut | Sharing what I learn through music & education |@redcrosscanada | @takingitglobal | she/her
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How are we willing to change the way we work when we enter Inuit spaces?
I’ve been thinking about this.
Inuit have been adapting for generations;
Adapt to English, Western education, government systems, professional expectations, polices, institutions and so on and so forth.
Reciprocity means that when external groups enter Inuit Nunangat, some of that adaptation should happen in the other direction too.
Listen differently.
Communicate differently.
Build relationships differently.
Recognize local knowledge.
Make room for language.
fringe + arctic char leather front & back by @akutap_sanaavi 🖤
Inuit-made art is so beautiful!
I find it romantic
hearing the mumbling of a quieted bass-voice
wistful and melodic in the room next door
Giggles blanketed by midnight snow
A conversation that isn’t mine
Their February tune in that moon-lit kitchen
Future Pathways: Fireside Chat w Simeonie Kisa-Knickelbein!
Sim is the creative force behind 2 fantastic ventures: Northern Borders Studio, a film production company & Midnights on Leather, a shoe brand specializing in handcrafted 🦭 leather
Vid: vimeo.com/1025786022
Unidentified man on the bay in Arctic Bay (Ikpiarjuk), Nunavut. From what I understand, he’s on a supply boat from RMS Nascopie.
Approximately 1945.
The goal has been reached, so donations are no longer being collected. Thanks so much!
If you have the means, donate whatever you can to bring family together during this difficult time ✈️
E-transfers can be sent to [email protected]
If you have the means, donate whatever you can to bring family together during this difficult time ✈️
E-transfers can be sent to [email protected]
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It’s #NativeFamilyFriday.
I am going to make a thread below of Native families who are needing urgent support.
We don’t need the shame or blame for doing everything our bodies and minds are able to, for our families to survive.
Please contribute and share the responses.
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Inuk woman wearing an amauti, Kinngait, Nunavut, 1929.
Do you recognize the woman in this photo?
More on Project Naming and how you can help: ow.ly/I7JH50KJ1BJ
As I am looking for resources on grief/loss, I stumbled across someone: Michael Kral.
Anyone in Nunavut familiar w his work?
According to a bio, Kral has conducted over 25 years of research around suicide w Inuit.
socialwork.wayne.edu/profile…














