Nunavut culture

Culture | Nunavut Sivuniksavut » NS students are eager to share their unique Inuit culture with residents of the National Capital Region and beyond. Their cultural performances can last from10 minutes to an hour or more, depending on the audience and the venue. Their performances are suitable for audiences of all ages. Performances can include... Nunavutsivuniksavut.ca

Culture and Heritage » The Department of Culture and Heritage provides grant and contribution funding to non-profit, community-based organizations, individuals, and municipal corporations who direct their efforts to the promotion, protection and preservation of Nunavut's culture and heritage, official languages, and activities that support elders... Ch.gov.nu.ca

Three up-and-coming Nunavut designers representing Inuit culture ... » Jul 10, 2017 ...Founded in 2014 by Nooks Lindell, Paula Ikuutaq Rumbolt and Emma Kreuger, Hinanni Design is still based and run out of Arviat (population: 2700) in the Kivalliq region of Nunavut. Now owned by Lindell and Rumbolt, the company aims to provide "a way to wear your culture on your sleeve, so to speak."... Cbc.ca

Nunavut Nurses - Culture » Inuit culture means many things: language, communication, survival, spirituality, sharing, friendliness, food, family and creativity. Each of the 25 communities in Nunavut are slightly different but the collective Inuit identity is one of kindness, compassion, giving, caring, helping, concern for others, laughing, joking discipline,... Nunavutnurses.ca

Community Tourism and Cultural Industries Program | Government ... » Product Development and Marketing (Schedule B). This stream supports the development of Nunavut's Arts, Cultural and Tourism Sectors. This schedule provides assistance to Nunavut Small Businesses, organizations, individuals, and municipalities that have identified promising product and marketing opportunities. Gov.nu.ca

Culture & Tradition | Nunavut Sealing » Culture & Tradition. “This is the way we have always existed, using seals. I don't think our ancestors would have survived if there had been no seal”. - Johnny Meeko Sr., Sanikiluaq, Nunavut. Culture and Tradition Ringed seals have sustained countless generations of Inuit families with their highly nutritious meat. Sealingnunavut.ca

Grants and Contributions | Government of Nunavut » Grants and Contributions For assistance with Culture and Heritage Grants and Contributions applications: Toll Free: 1-866-934-2035. In Iqaluit: 1-867-975-5519 0r 1-867-975-5516. The Department of Culture and Heritage provides grant and contribution funding to non-profit, community-based organizations, individuals,... Gov.nu.ca

Culture and Heritage | Government of Nunavut » Community Programs provides support in the development of Elder councils. Community program staff work closely with Elders to document their knowledge of Inuit values and traditions and to preserve this knowledge for the benefits of future generations. 1-866-684-5056. Click here for more information. Elders and Youth. Gov.nu.ca

Nunavut's Cultural Industries | Nunavut Development Corporation » Nunavut's Cultural Industries. The Nunavut market for locally-produced arts and crafts is a good one. Whether people visiting from outside the territory or Nunavummiut themselves visiting other Nunavut communities on business- related travel; our local markets are strong. These local markets also tend to be the most... Ndcorp.nu.ca

Welcome from the Minister of Culture and Heritage | Government of ... » Call for proposals – grants and contributions. The Department of Culture and Heritage is now accepting applications/proposals for projects that...30 November 2017. Qilaut Songwriting Contest winners. IQALUIT, Nunavut (November 30, 2017) – The Department of Culture and Heritage is proud to announce...27 September... Gov.nu.ca