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Opening a Bank Account

Funded by the Urban Aboriginal Strategy of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada completed a project to learn directly from Inuit youth aged 15-24 years about the best ways to engage them in starting a career or starting their own business. The idea was to learn about their challenges, priorities, and interests when it comes to job training, employment, and career planning and to find out how Pauktuutit can help Inuit youth prepare for work in the Canadian economy.

https://pauktuutit.ca/wp-content/uploads/FACTSHEET_Opening_Bank_Account.pdf

Year Published 2014

References

Funded by the Urban Aboriginal Strategy of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada completed a project to learn directly from Inuit youth aged 15-24 years about the best ways to engage them in starting a career or starting their own business. The idea was to learn about their challenges, priorities, and interests when it comes to job training, employment, and career planning and to find out how Pauktuutit can help Inuit youth prepare for work in the Canadian economy.

https://pauktuutit.ca/wp-content/uploads/FACTSHEET_References.pdf

Year Published 2014

Strengths and Challenges

Funded by the Urban Aboriginal Strategy of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada completed a project to learn directly from Inuit youth aged 15-24 years about the best ways to engage them in starting a career or starting their own business. The idea was to learn about their challenges, priorities, and interests when it comes to job training, employment, and career planning and to find out how Pauktuutit can help Inuit youth prepare for work in the Canadian economy.

https://pauktuutit.ca/wp-content/uploads/FACTSHEET_Strengths_Challenges.pdf

Year Published 2014

Fly with the Wind Guidebook

Funded by the Urban Aboriginal Strategy of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada completed a project to learn directly from Inuit youth aged 15-24 years about the best ways to engage them in starting a career or starting their own business. The idea was to learn about their challenges, priorities, and interests when it comes to job training, employment, and career planning and to find out how Pauktuutit can help Inuit youth prepare for work in the Canadian economy.

https://pauktuutit.ca/wp-content/uploads/Guidebook_English_web.pdf

Year Published 2014

Inuit Vulnerabilities to Human Trafficking

In late 2012, Pauktuutit was made aware of over 40 cases of Inuit women being trafficked through Ottawa alone. Since learning of this, Pauktuutit has made human trafficking a priority issue in the Abuse Prevention department, and the Board of Directors has held several teleconferences to discuss human trafficking since early 2013.

In March 2013, a workshop was held with Inuit women from across Inuit Nunangat at its Annual General Meeting. The workshop was intended to begin to raise awareness of the issue, and seek advice on how best to begin to raise this issue with Inuit generally. Discussions included how Inuit women and girls are uniquely vulnerable to human trafficking in the North and urban centers like Ottawa, what information gaps exist, and what supports and services are currently available for victims. Participants also watched a video presentation of an Inuk woman talking about her own experiences and the unique vulnerabilities of Inuit women and girls.

Among the conclusions from the workshop were recommendations for more online safety information and awareness for parents and their children, using social media for anti-human trafficking awareness, and addressing the root causes of violence that make Inuit vulnerable to human trafficking.

https://pauktuutit.ca/wp-content/uploads/Inuit-Vulnerabilities-to-Human-Trafficking_EN.pdf

Year Published 2014

Human Trafficking Workshop Report

In late 2012, Pauktuutit was made aware of over 40 cases of Inuit women being trafficked through Ottawa alone. Since learning of this, Pauktuutit has made human trafficking a priority issue in the Abuse Prevention department, and the Board of Directors has held several teleconferences to discuss human trafficking since early 2013.

In March 2013, a workshop was held with Inuit women from across Inuit Nunangat at its Annual General Meeting. The workshop was intended to begin to raise awareness of the issue, and seek advice on how best to begin to raise this issue with Inuit generally. Discussions included how Inuit women and girls are uniquely vulnerable to human trafficking in the North and urban centers like Ottawa, what information gaps exist, and what supports and services are currently available for victims. Participants also watched a video presentation of an Inuk woman talking about her own experiences and the unique vulnerabilities of Inuit women and girls.

Among the conclusions from the workshop were recommendations for more online safety information and awareness for parents and their children, using social media for anti-human trafficking awareness, and addressing the root causes of violence that make Inuit vulnerable to human trafficking.

https://pauktuutit.ca/wp-content/uploads/Human-Trafficking-Workshop-Report_EN.pdf

Year Published 2014

Human Trafficking Laws

In late 2012, Pauktuutit was made aware of over 40 cases of Inuit women being trafficked through Ottawa alone. Since learning of this, Pauktuutit has made human trafficking a priority issue in the Abuse Prevention department, and the Board of Directors has held several teleconferences to discuss human trafficking since early 2013.

In March 2013, a workshop was held with Inuit women from across Inuit Nunangat at its Annual General Meeting. The workshop was intended to begin to raise awareness of the issue, and seek advice on how best to begin to raise this issue with Inuit generally. Discussions included how Inuit women and girls are uniquely vulnerable to human trafficking in the North and urban centers like Ottawa, what information gaps exist, and what supports and services are currently available for victims. Participants also watched a video presentation of an Inuk woman talking about her own experiences and the unique vulnerabilities of Inuit women and girls.

Among the conclusions from the workshop were recommendations for more online safety information and awareness for parents and their children, using social media for anti-human trafficking awareness, and addressing the root causes of violence that make Inuit vulnerable to human trafficking.

https://pauktuutit.ca/wp-content/uploads/Human-Trafficking-Inuktitut-CKM.pdf

Year Published 2014

Engaging Inuit Men and Boys in Ending Violence Against Women and Girls – A Gender-Based Analysis

Pilimmaksarniq is the result of a two-year Engaging Inuit Men and Boys in Ending Violence Against Women and Girls project meant to increase awareness and to strengthen coping skills among Inuit men and boys in an effort to reduce gender-based violence within Inuit communities. The tool-kit is a set of documents that provide the information necessary to:

Help assess community and individual readiness for healing and change;
Identify a natural helper;
Go about initial training and networking;
Start a men’s group;
Develop a group framework;
Hold exercises and activities with participants to address issues such as self-awareness and self-esteem, anger, jealousy, unresolved trauma, etc.;
Calculate program costs; and
Organize program details such as, possible places to find funding, how to access the funding, finding a physical location, etc.

https://pauktuutit.ca/wp-content/uploads/EMB_GBA_Report.pdf

Year Published 2014

I’m Happy Because I’m Safe: Fact Sheet (Parents and Guardians)

I’m Happy Because I’m Safe: Fact Sheet (Teens 13-18)

I’m Happy Because I’m Safe: Fact Sheet (Pre-Teens 10-12)

I’m Happy Because I’m Safe: Fact Sheet (Kids 4-9)

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