This guide is about research relationships. It looks at ways you and your community can decide how research is done...
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In this issue: President’s Greeting, Jose Kusugak Reinventing An Old Tradition: The Nunatsiavut Drum Dancers Youth Section, Young Writers in...
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There are over 36 different mammals that live in the arctic environment, 17 of which are marine species. This document...
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In this issue: Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami’s New Logo Qilalukisiijut 1985 Paningaaq &Tulugaq: Voyages on the Nascopie Inuit Nipingat Qanuinngittiarnirmut -...
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