Publications Executive Summary This research report is the second of two documents dealing with the social impacts of mining activity near Qamani’tuaq (Baker Lake) on Inuit women and families in…
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BACKGROUNDER #1: About the Report
…Strengths-based approach helped reduce ‘trigger’ potential for further trauma to respondents. Survey Sample, Locations & Timing Participants sought via community posters, radio ads and ‘snowball sampling’ (participants encouraged other women…
Inuit Women in Business Spotlight – Louisa Gillespie
…she made greeting cards with the pressed flowers on them. Louisa’s next step was to find a way to sell these handmade cards. She contacted the gift shop at the…
Pilimmaksarniq: Engaging Men and Boys in Reducing Violence Against Women and Girls – Phase II
…a more visually appealing and accessible document. The project is meant to increase awareness and to strengthen coping skills among Inuit men and boys in an effort to reduce gender-based…
Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada Statement on Budget 2023
…better working conditions, and the ability to mentor youth interested in a career in Inuit midwifery. “These investments will reduce the stress and risks of travelling to urban centres in…
Pauktuutit Launches “Irnisuksiijiit – Our Right” an Inuit Midwifery Advocacy Video Calling for the Return of Sustainable Inuit Midwifery Services and Education Programs
…Inuit communities will help bridge the gap in the disproportionate sexual and reproductive health outcomes. The return of Inuit midwifery services will reduce the anti-Indigenous racism that many Inuit women…
Pauktuutit issues statements on aspects of the federal budget
…supporting immediate progress in this area.” Access to Inuit Midwifery Services: “Increasing Inuit midwifery education and services as Pauktuutit has recommended is a crucial way to reduce anti-Indigenous racism encountered…
Pauktuutit Receives Inaugural “Women, Peace and Security” Award
…create meaningful change, for all generations.” In accepting the award President Kudloo highlighted that progress to reduce barriers to participation in decision-making processes for Inuit women is still very slow…
Sexually Transmitted Blood Borne Infection Prevention
…and regular testing to reduce the burden of STBBIs within the youth population. The messaging, targeted at youth, was developed and filmed through a collaborative process with local Inuit students…