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Adapta daptation an and d Resili esilience The I e Inuvialu ialuit S it Story Inuvia vialui uit F t Final A l Agreeme ment Preserve Inuvialuit cultural identity and values within a changing northern society 2 Inuvia

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Adapta daptation an and d Resili esilience

The I e Inuvialu ialuit S it Story

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Inuvia vialui uit F t Final A l Agreeme ment

“Preserve Inuvialuit cultural identity and values within a changing northern society”

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Inuvia vialui uit S t Settl tleme ment R t Region

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Ingilraa raani ni -Time ime I Imme mmemoria ial

Pingos

“I will tell you stories of the olden days”

Nuligak (Bob Cockney) 1966

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Beginning of the Eskimo People, Mona Ohoveluk

“We value curiosity, resourcefulness, patience, kindness and ability. We appreciate individuals who are successful at whatever they do, who are responsible, who keep their word and who are modest.”

Inuvialuit Pitqusiit: The Culture of the Inuvialuit

Ingilraa raani ni -Time ime I Imme mmemoria ial

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Thule ule C Cultu ulture

Spread of Thule Culture circa 1200 AD Doll, Thule Culture, Cape Kellett

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Inuvialuit Drawings, Fort Anderson, circa 1865 (MacFarlane Collection)

Adap aptat ation

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and Cha Change

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Fur Traders North-West Mounted Police Commercial Whalers

Tan’ngi ngit (Outs Outsiders) Arriv ive

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Disea ease se

“Old village and camp … The shore is lined with ruins of

  • ld log-and-sod houses, and the hills covered with

graves.” Sept, 21, 1909

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Magic Flight of the Shamans, by Ekkotak Confirmation class, Herschel Island, 1917 (Anglican Church of Canada)

Chang hanging B ng Beliefs

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Chang hanging P ng Populat ation

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An’nuk, an Inupiaq from Alaska who accompanied whalers to the Beaufort Sea, circa 1890 Schooner ‘Blue Fox’ near Banks Island, 1930

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Go Gover ernmen ent C Cont ntrol

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OS Finnie at Norman Wells, 1921

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Reje ejecting T Treat eaty

Mangilaluk Nuligak (Bob Cockney)

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Conseq

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ences ces

Margaret Fitzgerald Andreason at All Saints Residential School, Aklavik, 1939 Identity Disk W3-308 (Emma Gruben)

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Lo Losi sing C ng Cont ntrol o

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Educat cation

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Jimmy Komeak drawing an igloo on a chalk board in Aklavik, 1939 Textbooks used in the federal day school in Tuktoyaktuk, 1950s

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Apol polog

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Recon

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ation

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Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Northern National Event - Inuvik, 2011 School at Shingle Point, 1929

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Lo Losi sing C ng Cont ntrol o

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Land nd

Drilling at Atkinson Point, 1969 (Imperial Oil Ltd.)

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Com

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ttee F For Ori

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nal P Peop

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Enti ntitl tlement

(COP (COPE)

COPE negotiators Renie Arey, Andy Carpenter and Peter Green at COPE AGM in Tuktoyaktuk

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Ne Negot

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ation

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COPE negotiators submitting the first regional land claim proposal to the Government of Canada, 1977

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MLAs and COPE President Billy Day (r) discussing NWT boundary

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Inuvia vialui uit F t Final A l Agreeme ment

COPE Directors Eddie Gruben and Mark Noksana signing the IFA Peter Green, COPE President, holding up the signatory page of the IFA

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ACC TCC PCC ICC HCC SHCC INUVIALUIT REGIONAL CORPORATION

INUVIALUIT LAND CORPORATION INUVIALUIT INVESTMENT CORPORATION INUVIALUIT PETROLEUM CORPORATION INUVIALUIT DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

INUVIALUIT LAND ADMINISTRATION ILA COMMISSION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION HUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENT

INUVIALUIT TRUST

Struc uctur ture

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Person rsonal Na Narrat rative

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Recor cordi ding ng S Stories es

Nellie Cournoyea and Edward Lennie in the CBC studio, Inuvik, 1970 Recording traditional land use information ‘How Qiuraaq Turned Into Stone’ – A book based

  • n an Inuvialuit legend prepared by the Inuvialuit

Cultural Resource Centre

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Wor

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The he Insi nside

Les Carpenter and Nellie Cournoyea at Inuvialuit Final Agreement signing ceremony, 1984 Nellie Cournoyea being sworn in as Government Leader, 1991

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Meet Meeting O Our Goal

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Clima limate Cha Change and Sea I and Sea Ice ce

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Beluga whale hunting camp Tagging a beluga whale with a satellite transmitter Tracking beluga whale movements by satellite

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Clima limate Cha Change and W and Wildl dlife

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Cult ultur ural R l Revit vitali lization

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Ulu knife Sewing a parka hood Drummers and dancers perform for the royal couple

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Drum D Danci ncing ng

Paulatuk Moonlight Drummers and Dancers

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Young drum dancer, Inuvik

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Tra radi dition

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Spor

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Blanket Toss One Foot High Kick Arm Pull

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Revita italiz izin ing I Inuvia ialuktun uktun

Inuvialuit graduates from the 2012 Aurora College Aboriginal Language and Cultural Instructor Program

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Cultu turally y Appr propr priat ate Ed Education

New teaching resource: Taimani

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Young boy learning drum dancing

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Paula Voudrach assisting with archaeological excavations at Kuukpak

Person rsonal C Connect nnection

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Inuvialuit researchers, youth and elders at the Smithsonian Institution, 2009

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Person rsonal C Connect nnection

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Maternal grandfather - Mike (Siberia) from East Cape, Siberia, 1916

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Voice recording, circa 1914-16

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Angusinaoq

In Ingni niryuat at – Smo mokin ing H Hills ills

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Quy Quyanain inni i – Tha hank Y You

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