UKIURMI PIJUNNAQSINIQ CAMP 2012
Rankin Inlet, Nunavut
Peter Lake
March 7 to March 16, 2012
For young men & Woman from all across the Kivalliq Region ages 16-25
Are you a young man or woman who would like to gain your cultural skills from elders with a lot of experience on traditional hunting/ survival skills? If you are than this camp is just right for you!
More information. Application form.Meadowbank Scholarship
DEADLINE IS SEPTEMBER 1.
A scholarship for students in an accredited full-time university or college degree program or an accredited diploma of at least 12 months duration. Applicants must be enrolled as beneficiaries of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement.
Somebody's Daughter
Somebody's daughter is a healing program for Inuit women, single moms, survivors of residential schools and those impacted by the residential school legacy and intergeneration victims.
Pijunnaqsiniq Summer Cultural Camp
This is an exciting opportunity for the youth ages 15-25 from the Kivalliq region to learn about their traditional culture first hand out on the land with elders.
Multi Media Workshops
A workshop on various media for young Inuit, ages 15-24, from all of the Kivalliq Region.
Hockey School
Mike Thomas of Winnipeg teaches performance drills to minor hockey players in the Kivalliq Region.
More information.
Missoula Theatre
The Missoula Children's Theatre mounts a play in Rankin Inlet at the beginning of each school year.
More information.
Ukkusiksalik National Park Scholarship
Deadline is September 1st every year.
A scholarship for students in a priority field of study as defined within the meaning of the Kivalliq National Parks Scholarship Trust Indenture. Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited full-time university or college degree program or an accredited diploma of at least 12 months duration, and enrolled as beneficiaries of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement.
More information.