Piruqatigiit Resource Centre would like to inform the public that we now have an office location in Baker Lake. Our office is located at the Iglu Hotel on the first floor in room 14 past the HTO office. #BakerLake #Piruqatigiit #FASD

While the Internet is a valuable resource, it comes with risks. Children are especially vulnerable to online manipulation and misinformation. Learn tips about fostering online safety for your child in our fact sheet, and access more resources at stbbi.nwac.ca

Announcement: ITK Youth Leadership Employment Program Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami has created a new program to train and engage Inuit youth aged 18-30. itk.ca/itk-youth-lead…

Iqaluit! We have two, week long, #STEAM camps coming up during the breaks. April 11-15 - Age 7-9 April 18-22 - Age 10-13 Learn Biology, Chemistry, Science, Coding in a play based way. Register: pinnguaq.com/makerspaces/iq… #iqaluit #nunavut #learn #edtech

Learning Inuktitut fosters connections, says teacher Miali Coley-Sudlovenick sees ‘huge interest’ in learning Inuktitut online #Nunavut #Iqaluit nunatsiaq.com/stories/articl…

#TDOV2022 - celebrating the transgender community + their contributions while also raising awareness of the discrimination faced worldwide. We stand with diverse people across gender + sexuality spectrums, many who face the most barriers + have least access to relevant services.

National Indigenous Languages Day provides us with an an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the importance of Indigenous languages. It is also an opportunity to reflect and continue our government’s commitment to Truth and Reconciliation.

Today’s Inuktitut WOD is extra special because we celebrate #TransDayOfVisibilty using one of Canadians Indigenous languages! 🏳️‍⚧️ Special thanks to Ruth Kadlutsiak from Ottawa, ON for providing today’s definition. #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay #WordOfTheDay

It’s #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay! Today, we’re celebrating Indigenous languages in Canada, including #Inuktut, the Inuit language spoken by many people in #Nunavut. Learn Inuktut for free at tusaalanga.ca.

Everyone in Canada deserves access to clean drinking water. Today, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, we announced $214M provide a long-term solution to City of Iqaluit ᓄᓇᓕᐸᐅᔭᐃᑦ ᐃᖃᓗᐃᑦ’s drinking water supply, storage, and distribution system.

Supports are available for residential school survivors and intergenerational survivors: IRSSS Toll-Free Line: 1-800-721-0066 24hr National Crisis Line: 1-866-925-4419 KUU-US Crisis Line: 1-800-588-8717 Tsow-Tun-Le Lum: 1-888-403-3123

Ikajuriallattiit Restorative Justice Committee is seeking two volunteers. Using the IQ guiding principles, you can help make a difference. Deadline to apply, July 31, 2022. Apply by email [email protected]. For more info, contact Nesreen at 343-540-9521.

Are you interested in learning more about post-secondary school options? Register for our virtual National Inuit Student Gathering and hear from Inuit who have gone through it. For more details or to register, click here: itk.swoogo.com/NISG

Federal task force report calls for more Indigenous culture & education in the post-secondary system, & better housing & financing “The key thing here is #Inuit self-determination when it comes to education”- Erika Marteleira Nunatsiaq News nunatsiaq.com/stories/articl…

@MayorofIqaluit ICYMI, here's @JayFamiglietti speaking Janet Pitsiulaaq Brewster❄️ about this crisis earlier this year: whataboutwater.org/s03e02/

Today on #NationalCaregiverDay 👴👵👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🏡, thank you to the millions of caregivers who make a difference in our lives, compassionately providing care at long-term care homes, to loved ones, neighbours, parents and grandparents. (1/2)

Banter and bannock were on the menu yesterday in the #RideauHall kitchen. Thanks to Julie Snyder for joining #GGSimon for this uniquely Canadian meeting of cultures.