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6. The Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit Health System: A Holistic, Strength-based, and Health-promoting Model from and for Inuit Communities.

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Healey Akearok, Gwen Katheryn, Mearns, Ceporah L., and Mike, Nancy E.

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2023
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7. Yup’ik Loanword Etymologies for the Yukaghir Languages and Dialects.

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Piispanen, Peter S.

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2022
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8. Une histoire des services de santé, des services sociaux et des services de protection de la jeunesse au Nunavik: Portrait de la littérature.

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Lévesque, Myriam

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2022
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9. Épistémologie inuit et pistes de réflexion sur le système d’éducation au Nunavik.

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Turpin-Samson, Alyssa

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2022
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10. Inuit Women Working in the Nunavik Justice System: A Relational Perspective on Justice.

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Hervé, Caroline and Laneuville, Pascale

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2022
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11. “If They Were Important, We Would Have Heard About Them”: Inuit History Beyond Canadian Mythology.

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Stoller, Mark, Ullulaq, Jennifer, and Okpik, Barbara

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2022
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12. Archibald L. Fleming, un observateur intéressé? Entre christianisation et chamanisme, le recensement des Inuit du sud de la terre de Baffin en 1913-1914.

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Laugrand, Frédéric and Dorais, Louis-Jacques

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2022
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13. Pratique du silence et responsabilisation des jeunes enfants dans les Centres de la Petite Enfance au Nunavik.

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Benoit, Ariane

Subjects
CHILD care services, DAY care centers, INUIT, ETHNOLOGY, CHILD development
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2022
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14. Required Elements for Success and Benefits of Participation in Camps of an On-The-Land Program in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region.

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Ollier, Mary, Giles, Audrey R., Etter, Meghan, Ruttan, Jimmy, Elanik, Nellie, Goose, Ruth, and Ipana, Esther

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INUVIALUIT, INUIT, DECOLONIZATION, COLONIZATION, SOCIAL support
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2022
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16. Habiter le Nunavik: Considérer le système de production du logement en envisageant la complexité.

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Vachon, Marika

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2020
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17. La transformation des territoires nordiques urbanisés: Étude de la forme et des traits distinctifs des villages inuit du Nunavik.

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Rochette, Maxime

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2020
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18. Réflexions pour une architecture significative: Univers symbolique et matériel de la maison chez les Inuit du Nunavik (Note de recherche).

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Bayle, Myrtille

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2020
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19. Savoir-faire locaux et auto-construction dans la toundra. Une lecture des cabanes du fjord de Salluit (Note de recherche).

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Demeule, Pierre-Olivier

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2020
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20. "A Sense of Seal" in Greenland: Kalaallit Seal Pluralities and Anti-Sealing Contentions.

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Graugaard, Naja Dyrendom

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GREENLANDIC Inuit, WEST Greenland Inuit, HUNTING, INUIT, HUMAN-animal relationships, NATURAL resources
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2020
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21. Speaking Out: Housing Issues of Youth in Nunavik.

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Ikey, Olivia

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DOMESTIC violence, SEX crimes, CROWDING stress, HOUSING, YOUTH, INUIT
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The article focuses on lot of family violence, as well as drug, alcohol, and sexual abuse within overcrowded houses. It mentions point system have right now is led by the Kativik Municipal Housing Bureau (KMHB) in partnership with the SHQ (Société d'Habitation du Québec). It mentions need to create local youth and family "safe spaces" for educational and prevention activities and Company housing needs to be provided to Inuit staff.

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2020
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22. Habiter et pensées nomades: Réflexions sur l'architecture des Maisons des jeunes (et intergénérationnelles) au Nunavik.

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Blais, Myriam and Vachoni, Marika

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DWELLINGS, ARCHITECTURE, INUIT, YOUTH, DOMESTIC architecture
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2020
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23. Unsettling Ground: Arctic Urbanism on Fluid Geology.

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McMillani, Jason and Sheppardii, Lola

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CITIES & towns, GLOBAL environmental change, INUIT, MILITARISM, HOUSING, ARCHITECTURE
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2020
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24. Between Lines and Beyond Boundaries: Alootook Ipellie's Entanglements of Space.

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Desrochers-Turgeon, Émélie

Subjects
PUBLICATIONS, PUBLIC housing, INUIT, POLITICAL cartoons
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2020
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25. Savoir-faire locaux et auto-construction dans la toundra. Une lecture des cabanes du fjord de Salluit (Note de recherche)

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Pierre-Olivier Demeule

Subjects
Social Sciences and Humanities, vernaculaire, General Arts and Humanities, vernacular, camps, nordicity, General Social Sciences, campements, fabrication, Nunavik, morphologie, Inuit, making, Architecture, nordicité, morphology, Sciences Humaines et Sociales
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Considérées comme informelles du point de vue occidental, les cabanes du Nunavik marquent l’évolution d’un mode de vie hérité de la tradition inuit et révèlent un savoir-faire riche de solutions face à la crise du logement des communautés. Composées d’objets et de matériaux pour la plupart recyclés, détournés ou acquis aléatoirement, ces cabanes se déploient ingénieusement au coeur de la toundra d’une manière aussi admirable qu’est la résilience de leurs bâtisseurs. À l’égard de l’architecture, deux questions se posent : comment sont construites ces cabanes et comment une meilleure connaissance de leur composition pourrait-elle enrichir une vision partagée de l’architecture nordique ? La rencontre avec des auto-constructeurs locaux et l’observation in situ de cabanes le long du fjord de Salluit (Nunavik), en août 2018, suggèrent une réponse tangible abordant à la fois les processus conceptuels et constructifs des cabanes. Formulé tel un retour réflexif sur ces rencontres et ces observations, cet article propose une lecture des cabanes toundriques par une « déconstruction graphique » de leurs composantes. En étudiant chacun des éléments couche après couche, ce procédé ouvre les perspectives d’une compréhension détaillée des modes de fabrication, d’occupation et de transformation des cabanes. L’étude propose enfin une catégorisation des divers types de cabanes repérées dans le fjord de Salluit. Par leurs caractéristiques respectives, ces types traduisent les variantes d’une relation au territoire toujours centrale dans la culture des Nunavimmiut., Considered informal from a western perspective, Nunavik’s cabins mark the evolution of a way of life inherited from Inuit tradition and reveal a know-how rich in solutions to the communities’ housing crisis. Composed of objects and materials that are mostly recycled, diverted or acquired randomly, these cabins are ingeniously deployed on the tundra in a way that is as admirable as the resilience of their builders. In terms of architecture, two questions stand out: how are these cabins built and how could a better understanding of their composition enrich a shared vision of northern architecture? The meeting with local self-builders and the in situ observations of cabins along the Salluit Fjord (Nunavik) in August 2018 suggest a tangible response addressing both the conceptual and constructive processes of the cabins. Formulated as a reflexive feedback on these encounters and observations, this article proposes a reading of the tundra cabins through a “graphic deconstruction” of their components. By studying each of the elements layer by layer, this process opens the perspectives of a detailed understanding of the making, the occupation and the transformation of the cabins. Finally, the study proposes a categorization of the various types of cabins found in the Salluit fjord. By their respective characteristics, these types reflect the variations of a relationship to the land that is still key to the culture of Nunavimmiut.

Published
2021

26. Habiter le Nunavik : Considérer le système de production du logement en envisageant la complexité

Author

Marika Vachon

Subjects
Social Sciences and Humanities, gouvernance, General Arts and Humanities, General Social Sciences, Logement, complexité, habiter, Nunavik, dwelling, governance, construire, Inuit, building, Housing, Sciences Humaines et Sociales, complexity
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Cet article présente une réflexion sur les systèmes actuels de production du logement au Nunavik, au nord du Québec, à la lumière des théories de la complexité et de la perspective de l’habiter. L’analyse de la littérature démontre différentes formes de complexité dans le système ; les processus actuels relatifs à la construction des logements au Nord sont toujours le reflet d’une perspective centrée sur le fait « de construire » et sur un modèle de rationalité technique, plutôt que sur une perspective considérant le fait « d’habiter » le Nord, intégrant les considérations sociales, culturelles et symboliques. L’article explore les caractéristiques propres à l’habiter inuit et les associe à la perspective de l’habiter d’Ingold (2000). À travers l’engagement dans l’action, la perspective de l’habiter se conjugue aux méthodes ouvertes proposées par les approches de la complexité, afin de proposer des pistes pour un logement nordique plus durable, mieux ancrées dans les réalités, les aspirations et les façons d’habiter des communautés inuit., This article presents a reflection on the current housing production systems in Nunavik, Northern Quebec, according to the theories of complexity and to the dwelling perspective. The literature review shows different forms of complexity in the system; the current processes relating to the construction of housing in the North still reflects a system centered on the act of “building” and on a technical rationality model, rather than on a perspective considering the “dwelling” of the North, integrating social, cultural and symbolic considerations. The article explores some unique characteristics of Inuit dwelling, and relates them to Ingold’s perspective of dwelling vision (2000), emphazing through commitment for action. Combining this vision with the open methods proposed by the complexity’s approaches, it is possible to propose paths for more sustainable Nordic housing, better anchored in realities, aspirations and dwelling of Inuit communities.

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2021

27. “Some Account of an Extraordinary Traveller”: Using Virtual Tours to Access Remote Heritage Sites of Inuit Cultural Knowledge.

Author

Dawson, Peter C., Porter, Cecilia, Gadbois, Denis, Keith, Darren, Hughes, Colleen, and Suluk, Luke

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2018
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28. Exploring Potential Archaeological Expressions of Nonbinary Gender in Pre-Contact Inuit Contexts.

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Walley, Meghan

Subjects
ARCHAEOLOGY, INUIT, ANTHROPOLOGY, ARCHAEOLOGISTS, DIVERSITY in the workplace
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2018
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29. Mot du Directeur.

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Fletcher, Christopher

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PUBLISHING, EDUCATION research, INUIT
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In this article, the author discusses the process of integrating publishing process into the Open Journals System (OJS) platform, an ethical, sustainable, open source and free access to academic research and high-quality studies that deepen the understanding of the Inuit society in all its facets.

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2018
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30. Objets ethnographiques associés aux Inuit du Labrador exhibés en Europe en 1880.

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Rivet, France

Subjects
INUIT, ETHNOLOGY, SMALLPOX, MUSEUMS, DEAD
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2018
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31. Shared Inuit Culture: European Museums and Arctic Communities.

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Buijs, Cunera

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INUIT, INDIGENOUS peoples, ANTIQUITIES, ART exhibitions, COMMUNICATION
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2018
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32. Dynamiques culturelles et représentations sociales du chien dans la communauté inuit de Kuujjuaq (Nunavik).

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Brunet, Patricia and Lévesque, Francis

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2017
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33. La perception du carcajou/glouton par les Inuit du Nord canadien: Du passé au présent.

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Laugrand, Frédéric

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2017
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34. Covering Bones: The Archaeology of Respect on the Kazan River, Nunavut.

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Friesen, T. Max and Stewart, Andrew M.

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2017
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35. Labrador Inuit on the Hunt: Seasonal Patterns, Techniques, and Animals as They Appear in the Early Moravian Diaries.

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Olsthoorn, Thea

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2017
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36. A Change of Subject: Perspectivism and Multinaturalism in Inuit Depictions of Interspecies Transformation.

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Desjardins, Sean P. A.

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2017
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37. Cornus versus dentus et autres modalités d’association des animaux dans l’imaginaire inuit.

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Randa, Vladimir

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2017
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38. Inuit Symbolism of the Bearded Seal .

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Sonne, Birgitte

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2017
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39. Une approche de recherche en écosanté peut-elle aider à résoudre les problématiques liées aux chiens à Kuujjuaq?

Author

Simon, Audrey, Saint-Charles, Johanne, Lévesque, Francis, and Ravel, André

Subjects
DOGS, GOVERNMENT policy, INUIT, ENGLISH idioms
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2017
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40. The Education of Inuit Youth in Nunavik: Teachers’ and Students’ Perspectives.

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Garakani, Tatiana

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INUIT, EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY education, KINDERGARTEN, HIGH schools, TEACHER-student relationships
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2016
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41. Introduction: Curriculum scolaire inuit.

Author

Maheux, Gisèle

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INUIT, HIGH schools, VOCATIONAL education, COMMUNITIES, EDUCATION
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The article focuses on schooling of the Inuit population of Canada results in a graduation rate at the end of high school compared to that of Canadian population. It mentions direct observation in a training situation, as well as studies carried out by CEGEPs (General and Vocational Colleges) and universities that welcome Inuit students. It also mentions remoteness of family and community living environment and development and realization for purpose of the education of children in families.

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2016
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42. Identity, Community, and Technology: Reflections on the Facebook Group Inuit Hunting Stories of the Day.

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Castleton, Alexander

Subjects
COMMUNITIES, INUIT, HUNTING, SOCIAL change, SOCIAL alienation
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2016
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43. Documenting Linguistic Knowledge in an Inuit Language Atlas.

Author

Murasugi, Kumiko and Ittusardjuat, Monica

Subjects
LINGUISTICS, LANGUAGE & languages, INUIT, ENCYCLOPEDIAS & dictionaries, INUIT languages, DOCUMENTATION
Abstract

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2016
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44. Introduction: The Online Future of Inuit Tradition.

Author

Griebel, Brendan

Subjects
SOCIAL media, INUIT
Abstract

An introduction is presented in which editor discusses various articles within issue on topics including Cambridge Bay News plays in community food sharing practices; how Inuit actualize culture and identity through the appropriation of social media and facilitate Inuit engagement with culture.

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2016
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45. Behind the Scenes of Inuit Curriculum Development in Nunavut, 2000–2013.

Author

McGregor, Heather E. and McGregor, Catherine A.

Subjects
CURRICULUM planning, INUIT, TWELFTH grade (Education), LANGUAGE & languages
Abstract

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2016
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46. Inuit-Centred Learning in the Inuit Bachelor of Education Program.

Author

Moore, Sylvia, Allen, Cheryl, Andersen, Marina, Boase, Doris, Campbell, Jenni-Rose, Doherty, Tracey, Edmunds, Alanna, Edmunds, Felicia, Flowers, Julie, Lyall, Jodi, Mitsuk, Cathy, Nochasak, Roxanne, Pamak, Vanessa, Russell, Frank, and Voisey, Joanne

Subjects
INUIT, BUSINESS partnerships, CURRICULUM, LANGUAGE & languages, EDUCATION
Abstract

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2016
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47. Réflexions portant sur le développement d’un programme de mathématiques pour les communautés d’Ivujivik et Puvirnituq au Nunavik.

Author

Bacon, Lily and Rajotte, Thomas

Subjects
EDUCATIONAL planning, TEACHER training, OCCUPATIONAL training, INUIT, CURRICULUM
Abstract

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2016
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48. A Hunger to Teach: Recruiting Inuit Teachers for Nunavut.

Author

Berger, Paul, Inootik, Karen, Jones, Rebecca, and Kadjuk, Jennifer

Subjects
EMPLOYEE recruitment, INUIT, SCHOOLS, TEACHER education, HIGH school students
Abstract

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2016
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49. Revue des thèses/ Survey of dissertations.

Subjects
ACADEMIC dissertations, INDIGENOUS peoples, INUIT, HISTORY
Abstract

The article offers reviews of academic dissertations on topics such as the genetic history of Eskimo peoples, Indigenous educational leadership, and Inuit health.

Published
2016

50. Collaborating to improve child and youth mental health in Nunavik.

Author

Fraser, Sarah, Rouillard, Rémy, Nadeau, Lucie, D'Ostie Racine, Léna, and Mickpegak, Raymond

Subjects
INUIT health, INUIT children, INUIT youth, MENTAL health services, NATIVE Americans, INUIT, MEDICAL care, HEALTH, MENTAL health
Abstract

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2016
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