inuitcircumpolar.com
Board of Directors - Inuit Circumpolar Council Canada
http://www.inuitcircumpolar.com/board-of-directors.html
Inuit Circumpolar Council Canada. President and Vice Presidents. ICC Canada Organizational Chart. ICC International Organizational Chart. 2014 - Inuvik, Canada. 2010 - Nuuk, Greenland. 2006 - Barrow, Alaska. 2002 - Kuujjuaq, Quebec. 1998 - Nuuk, Greenland. 1995- Nome, Alaska. 1992- Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk, Canada. 1989- Sisimiut, Greenland. 1986- Kotzabue, Alaska. Towards an Inuit Regional Conservation Strategy. 1983- Frobisher Bay, Canada. 1980- Nuuk, Greenland. 1977- Barrow, Alaska. 75 Albert Street, Su...
nwtboardforum.com
Partners in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region Resource Management System - NWT Board Forum / Resource Management Information Northwest Territories
http://www.nwtboardforum.com/partners/partners-in-the-inuvialuit-settlement-region-resource-management-system
Overview of Land and Resource Management in the NWT. Regulatory System in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region. Regulatory System in the Mackenzie Valley Region. Partners in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region Resource Management System. Partners in the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management System. Inuvialuit Settlement Region References. Mackenzie Valley Region References. Partners in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region Resource Management System. The Inuvialuit Regional Corporation. The following public co-manage...
inuvialuitlivinghistory.ca
Inuvialuit Living History
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Publication for Museums and the Web Back. A paper titled Virtual Repatriation and the Application Programming Interface: From the Smithsonian Institution’s MacFarlane Collection to Inuvialuit Living History. Was just published by team members Kate Hennessy and Charles Arnold, with project developers Ryan Wallace and Nicholas Jakobsen, on the Museums and the Web 2012 Conference site. In the paper we explore the design of the Reciprocal Research Network’s. Check out the paper here.
inuvialuitland.com
Inuvialuit Land Administration
http://www.inuvialuitland.com/resource.html
The Inuvialuit Final Agreement. Map of the Inuvialuit Settlement Region. ISR Granular Resources Management Plan. Husky Lakes Special Cultural Area Criteria.
inuvialuitlivinghistory.ca
Inuvialuit Living History
http://www.inuvialuitlivinghistory.ca/partners
Partners and Funders Back. Inuvialuit Cultural Resource Centre. Smithsonian Institution Arctic Studies Center. The Reciprocal Research Network. Intellectual Property Issues in Culture Heritage. Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre. Making Culture Lab, School of Interactive Arts and Technology, Simon Fraser University. The Museums Assistance Program. Government of the North West Territories. The International Polar Year. BOREAS and the European Science Foundation. The Aurora Research Institute.
inuvialuitlivinghistory.ca
Inuvialuit Living History
http://www.inuvialuitlivinghistory.ca/collection
Explore A Case of Access. Welcome to the MacFarlane Collection Back. In this section of the Inuvialuit Living History website you can learn about ethnographic objects clothing, tools, ornaments and other items made by Inuvialuit that Roderick MacFarlane collected for the Smithsonian Institution while he was in charge of Fort Anderson. You will also be shown related links to photographs and videos of our project team with the MacFarlane Collection in Washington D.C. See More Item Types. A Case of Access".
northerngames.org
Head Pull - Northern Games Society - Inuvik, NT
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Northern Games Society - Inuvik, NT. One Foot High Kick. Two Foot High Kick. The head pull is a game that can be compared to a tug-of-war between two competitors. The competitors position themselves on the ground facing each other, supported only on their hands and toes and a leather loop is placed around their heads above the ears. The higher the loop is placed around the head the more difficult the game becomes. Canada Council for the Arts. GNWT Municipal and Community Affairs.
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Knuckle Hop - Northern Games Society - Inuvik, NT
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Northern Games Society - Inuvik, NT. One Foot High Kick. Two Foot High Kick. The knuckle hop has been described as a "pain game". It is characteristic of many Inuit games in that it tests an athlete's ability to endure pain as well as their physical abilities and technical skills. The athlete who covers the greatest distance is declared the winner. The traditional Northern Games originate from the time when the Inuvialuit were still semi-nomadic and are played for both fun and survival, developing streng...
capekrusenstern.org
Cape Krusenstern, Nunavut - Website Links
http://www.capekrusenstern.org/links.html
Profile of an Inuit Trading Site 1935 -1947. 68 degrees, 23' N 113 degrees 55' W. Inuit and Adult Learning. Inuit and Trade Technology. Http:/ www.civilization.ca/aborig/inuvial/indexe.html. Http:/ www.irc.inuvialuit.com/. Inuvialuit Drumming and Dancing. Http:/ www.aataa.info/arctic-culture-history/index.htm. Http:/ www.itk.ca/. Http:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuit. Inuit education: Honouring a past; creating a future. Http:/ archives.cbc.ca/300c.asp? University of the Arctic. Http:/ www.itk.ca.
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Alaskan High Kick - Northern Games Society - Inuvik, NT
http://www.northerngames.org/alaskan-high-kick.html
Northern Games Society - Inuvik, NT. One Foot High Kick. Two Foot High Kick. The object of the Alaskan high kick is for the athlete to support his or herself with only one hand and kick or touch a target suspended with one foot in an overhead position. To make the game more challenging, the athlete must grasp their other foot with their non-supporting hand and may not let go of it any time while executing the kick and must land on the kicking foot while demonstrating clear balance and control. Sponsored ...
