Jeannie Nungaq

Annie Simeonie

From the rising of the sun, to the setting of the sun, respect your partner, do not anger or harm each other.  This is what we were told.  Annie speaks to healthy relationships.  As a foster parent, she also muses about current child custody practices.

Susie Taqulik

In these times, there are some hard facts we have to face as parents and grandparents.  I worry about suicide, sometimes I’ll check on my sleeping grandchildren to assure myself that they are breathing.

Jeannie S. Nuktie

Having survived insurmountable challenges, Jeannie is a true inspiration.  Her soft voice carries a strong message.

Martha Flaherty

Fearless champion of Inuit women’s rights for decades, Martha shares her concerns on emerging trends and issues.

Jeannie Nungaq

It is imperative we act now.  In our homes and communities, we have a choice, a chance to preserve our language.  We must create opportunity for language use.  We have available resources that we should take advantage of.  Loss of language precipitates loss of culture.

Harriet Keleutak

A powerful voice, a strong advocate for children, women’s rights.  Harriet hopes that generational trauma become history.
Harriet explains the two resolutions passed by Saturviit.

Utuqi Carrier

If you are in a vulnerable position, please contact a person you trust implicitly.