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Water Quality

Water is essential to keep us alive, healthy and sturdy. Remote communities heavily rely on source water whose can be impacted by environmental changes. ARCTIConnexion supports indigenous youth to develop the technical and leadership skills for water research answering communities’ most pressing issues.

Baker Lake (Qamani’tuaq)

The community of Qamani’tuaq is the only Nunavut community located [...]

Taloyoak

The community of Taloyoak, the northernmost community of the Netsilik [...]

Pond Inlet

Tim Anaviapik Soucie is the founder and current leader of [...]

Arviat

Youth from the Environmental Monitoring Program, Arviat Wellness Centre, lead [...]

Food & wildlife

Country food is a critical component to indigenous community’s well-being. The growing demand for country food and the decline in some wildlife populations makes it harder and harder for each and every one to access and enjoy this priceless resource. ARCTIConnexion supports indigenous youth to develop their capacity, merging their own and community knowledge, for wildlife research.

Kangigliniq – Climate & Wildlife

Kangigliniq (Rankin Inlet) is located on the northwestern shore of [...]

Taloyoak – Climate & Fish

Taloyoak (Spence Bay) is the gateway to the Boothia Peninsula [...]

Baker Lake and Chesterfield Inlet – Shipping & Country food

The Chesterfield Inlet is a fresh to salt water ecosystem [...]

Pond Inlet – Fish & Marine wildlife

James Simonee is the founder and current leader of the [...]

Arviat – Fish & Wildlife

Youth from the Environmental Monitoring Program and Young Hunters’ Program, [...]

Greenhouse Arviat

Youth from the Environmental Monitoring Program, Arviat Wellness Centre, lead [...]

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Culture & knowledge

Knowledge, language, culture and traditions determine who we are. With the colonization, many aspects of indigenous traditional ways of living have faded, and fewer and fewer stewards of the culture still remains to teach. ARCTIConnexion helps indigenous youth to connect to their cultural heritage, protecting and promoting the culture.

Pangnirtung – Youth on-the-Land & Arts Program

A youth on-the-land program steered by Maggie Lucy Kilabuk with [...]

Arviat – Education

Traditional indigenous ways are carved out of experience, knowledge, and [...]

Arviat – Video production

Video is one of the most important modern media and [...]

Workshop

In the midst of indigenous movements and reconciliation in Canada, a growing number of non-indigenous recognize, respect, and wish to engage with indigenous communities. ARCTIConnexion facilitate the meeting by providing opportunities for genuine interactions.