English Français ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ Skip to content About Books Other Material Order News Contact Poster CD Promotional products Tumivut Magazine 10 – The cultural magazine of the Nunavik Inuit 1998 – Akulivik Traditional Social Organization among the Inuit of Kangiqsujuaq, Nunavik (English version) This ethnographic reconstruction of the Kangiqsujuarmiut traditional social organization was submitted in 1964 … →
This ethnographic reconstruction of the Kangiqsujuarmiut traditional social organization was submitted in 1964 as a Master Thesis in anthropology at University of Montreal. Based on data collected in 1961 and 62, this work describes in an outstanding way the physical, historical and social context of one of the least acculturated groups of that time in …
New issue of Tumivut is now available. Nunavimmi Unikkaatuat, Legends of Nunavik, Légendes du Nunavik
Jeannie Mippigaq (1885-1987) delivers a dignified and courageous account of her lifetime.
This manual contains 26 stories. It has been developped for childcare workers in Inuit communities troughout Nunavik and Canada. The story collection includes folktales, timeless legends with a moral as well as various stories about Inuit life in the past. Each of the stories is accompanied by information and suggested activities such as games, craft …
This manual contains 26 stories. It has been developped for childcare workers in Inuit communities troughout Nunavik and Canada.
The village of Kangiqsujuag and its surroundings as well at the National Park of Pingualuit, form a vast territory, which, despite appearances contains a great plant diversity.
Book’s extract: “The Northern Quebec Inuit Association was founded two years ago in Inukjuaq. It was established in response to rapidly changing conditions over which the Inuit apparently were to have little or no control. We were alarmed by assumptions on the part of the white people in government and elsewhere that we were to …
This ethnographic reconstruction of the Kangiqsujuarmiut traditional social organization was submitted in 1964 as a Master Thesis in anthropology at University of Montreal. Based on data collected in 1961 and 62, this work describes in an outstanding way the physical, historical and social context of one of the least acculturated groups of that time in …
