traditional knowledge

Program name: Takujuminaqtut / Takuyuminaqtut
Producer: Arviat - Inuit Broadcasting Corporation
Host: Charlie Panigoniak
Camera: Michael Angalik
Interviewer: Bobby Suluk
Segment 1: Joe Qajajuaq Curley talks about his life story.
Segment 2: Eric Anoee talks about Inuit life and the changes that have happened over the years.… Read more

Vintage Rankin Inlet production
Producer: Arviat – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation
Host: Charlie Panigoniak
Segment 1: A caribou calf fetus with three legs.
Segment 2: Elder Peter Koomak describes the meaning of inukshuks.
Segment 3: Elder Matalie Uuniq talks about her life.
Segment 4: An Arviat Elder talks about ice formation.… Read more

Program name: Inukshuk
Producer: Baker Lake – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation
Host: Jean Nukik
Segment 1: Simon Quinagnaq from Baker Lake teaches how to skin and clean a fox.… Read more

IBC Inukshuk 330, Mariano Aupilarjuk on Shamanism, 1992, Inuit Broadcasting Corporation Rankin Inlet 1992, Host: Emily Karetak. Inuktut.

Program name: Inuusivut
Producer: Rankin Inlet – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation
Host: Emily Karetak
Segment 1: Joe Mannik from Arviat talks about his family and where he grew up. He also shows how traditional food (mainly caribou meat) and skins are prepared.… Read more

Qiilugaq

Producer: Igloolik – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation

Segment 1: This is a step-by-step teaching video (1986) on how to cut a (strong) rope out of bearded sealskin. The whole process is very well explained.

Segment 2: A short public service announcement about cleaning up garbage featuring puppets from the Takuginai children’s program.

Program name: Nunattinni
Nunattinni (In My Home) was an Inuit cultural program.
Producer: Iqaluit - Inuit Broadcasting Corporaion
Host: Nipisha Bracken
Location: Iqaluit … Read more

Program name: Tohaknaak
Producer: James Kavana – Cambridge Bay – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation
Host: Sarah Green
Location: Cambridge Bay

Segment 1: Traditional clothing made out of sealskin and caribou skin is shown and traditional knowledge about how they are caught and prepared is shared.

Beginning in 2010 in Arviat Nunavut, the Nanisiniq Arviat History Project is a multi-media history project which brings together Inuit youth and Elders to re-discover Inuit history.

YEAR OF PRODUCTION: 2000
DURATION: 29 min
GENRE: Docu-drama
FORMAT: Video (colour)
LANGUAGE: Inuktitut, Eng/Fr s-t
DIRECTORS: Mary Kunuk, Marie-Helene Cousineau
PRODUCER: Arnait Video Productions… Read more

Can REDD forests ever become green? Social and other safeguards are needed if REDD initiatives are to cut GHG emissions while doing no harm and benefiting indigenous peoples.

Energy innovation and traditional knowledge: Renewables-based energy sovereignty can revitalize indigenous communities while mitigating climate change impacts.

Inherkowinginambana, from Kowanyama - a coastal Aboriginal community in tropical Queensland, Australia - works with other local elders to p… Read more

Kyrgyzstan shepherd Dootkasy and his wife Anarkul share their family's observations and traditional adaptations to a changing climate in highland pastures of Kyrgyzstan's Tian Shan Mountains.Read more