UNDRIP and Inuit Woman Project Description The “United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People” defines the rights that Indigenous peoples around the world deserve. UNDRIP is not a law, but it tells the Government of Canada how to make sure its laws do...
What is UNDRIP Project Description The “United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People” defines the rights that Indigenous peoples around the world deserve. UNDRIP is not a law, but it tells the Government of Canada how to make sure its laws do not harm...
EYMB Toolkit Project Description Ajuqiqtuq Parenting Life Skills Toolkit was developed to articulate and reinforce the benefits of preparing young Inuit men and boys to understand the skills needed to communicate and maintain healthy relationships, to learn about the...
Saimaniik Environmental Scan Project Description The environmental scan conducted for the Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence and the Family Justice System Response Project covers resources and services in each region of Inuit Nunangat and select urban centers, as...
Saimaniik Toolkit Project Description The Saimaniik Toolkit, developed by Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada, addresses the overrepresentation of Inuit women in experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV) and the barriers they face in accessing support. It aims to...
