Created by Ancilla Irkok of Arviat as part of the Department of Education's video contest on language preservation. Ancilla was awarded a Blackberry Playbook for her efforts on this video.
Canadian singer-songwriter and internationally recognized humanitarian Bruce Cockburn, is lending his voice to suicide prevention by partnering with the Collateral Damage Project. The Order of Canada recipient is releasing a video calling for a dialogue on suicide. To view the video, go to www.leftbehindbysuicide.org
Legendary Whitehorse storyteller Grandma Suzie holds court at the Yukon Arts Centre, sharing great storis and laughs for attendees of the Northern Adult Basic Education symposium in Whitehorse, April 29-May 2, 2014.
Yukon Minister of Education, the Hon. Elaine Taylor, delivers an opening address at the Norhtern Adult Basic Education Symposium in Whitehorse, Yukon April 29-May 2, 2014.
The Hon. Paul Quassa, Minister of Education and Minister responsible for Nunavut Arctic College speaks during the opening ceremonies at the Northern Adult Basic Education Symposium in Whitehorse, Nunavut April 29-May 2, 2014.
Since 2012, Arviat youth have been involved in celebrating Global Dignity Day.
Hosted by Global Dignity co-founder His Royal Highness Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, this video has been produced to give you as a voluntary facilitator a brief introduction to Dignity Day and your role and responsibilities.
Nunavut Arctic College is a leader in Adult Basic Education and has a strong commitment to provide high quality educational opportunities to all residents of Nunavut.
Since 2012, Arviat youth have been involved in celebrating Global Dignity Day.
Global Dignity (http://globaldignity.org) is an independent, non-political organization focused on empowering individuals with the concept that every human being has the universal right to lead a dignified life.
Arviat welcomed Let's Talk Science this February! The national science education and outreach organization has been supporting our youth since last year when Ethan took part in the RADI-N2 and You Action Project.
So we were absolutely thrilled to welcome them to Arviat for the first time in person!
Going Places is a new documentary video based on research documenting factors contributing to student graduation from the high schools in Pangnirtung and Clyde River, Nunavut.
