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Nunamin Illihakvia: Learning from the Land

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Lesya Nakoneczny
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2014

Nunamin Illihakvia: Learning from the Land

"Nunamin Illihakvia: Learning from the Land" was an Ulukhaktok Community Corporation (UCC) led project funded by Health Canada in partnership with researchers from McGill University, the University of Guelph, and the University of the Sunshine Coast. The project brought together young Inuit adults with experienced hunters, sewers and elders to learn how to make equipment, travel on the sea ice and hunt seals in the winter, prepare seal skins for sewing, and sew traditional seal skin clothing.

adaptation, custom and tradition, traditional ecological knowledge (TEK)
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Cultural Affairs, Environment and Natural Resources

Nunamin Illihakvia: Learning from the Land. IK-ADAPT project. Ulukhaktok Community Corporation. Quebec, Canada. July 14, 2014. Video. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nNPsw2sY4Y, accessed February 24, 2015)

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