home.social

#inuit — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #inuit, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Jordan Kunni (@JordanKonek): "Happy Birthday to my grandmother, we are blessed to celebrate her 95th birthday today. That is a photo of her when she was 17 walking into her dad’s igloo." | nitter
    nitter.net/JordanKonek/status/

    Via @yuanyiz.bsky.social

    #Inuit

  2. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/05/1

  3. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/05/1

  4. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/05/1

  5. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/05/1

  6. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/05/1

  7. The Search for Franklin: A 170-Year-Old Mystery

    The search began in 1848. In 1854, John Rae heard of the crew's fate by local Inuit; accounts of starvation and cannibalism. These reports, including artifacts, were dismissed by British authorities. For over a century, official search parties largely ignored Inuit knowledge of the events and potential wreck locations. #Canada #FranklinExpedition #Inuit #JohnRae 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin

  8. An update and some details on season 2 production of the APTN/CBC/Netflix hit show *North of North*.

    For those unfamiliar with life in the Arctic or Inuit culture, *North of North* is an authentic, Indigenous-led show that captures modern life, historic trauma and cultural traditions in an engaging comedy.

    I can hardly wait to see where the journey of Siaja, a modern young Inuk woman, takes her in the second season.

    Production in Nunavut is close to completion, originally planned to wrap at the end of April. It sounds as though soundstage production in Toronto concluded earlier.

    4filming.com/north-of-north-se

    #Indigenous #Canadian #Inuit #NorthOfNorth #Television #Entertainment #CBC

  9. Make Korra Great Again: My Journey Through Ethnography, Deconstruction, and Redemption

    Korra is an Arctic Indigenous female character set in a fantasy universe centered around an East Asian cultural sphere. The core principles behind this character, regardless of how adequately they were handled or how often they were neglected, are her Indigenous background, her internal conflict between traditionalism and modernity, and her role as a potential unifying figure among major East Asian-inspired world powers. Korra’s erratic and explosive personality is, in fact, her most distinct and authentic trait, the element that allows the character to truly stand out in this kind of setting. Korra does not require a “deconstruction” that removes her Season 1 foundation, the main season that slightly, just slightly, captured the strength of her core personality. Nor does she need to be reassembled into a subdued figure in order to accommodate the perceived burden of the Avatar role. She definitely does not need post-modern western socio-political agenda indoctrinated into her design. Alas, the execution of Korra’s character in the flagship follow-up to The Last Airbender is almost poetically tragic. There is something deeply ironic, and quietly, beautifully sad, in the way such a character, placed within such a rich and successful setting, effectively handed to the creators on a golden plate, ends up reaching such a low result. Perhaps this is part of why I find Korra so compelling to explore, hoping that one day things would change. "When we hit our lowest point, we are open to the greatest change."

    heiansenlin.wordpress.com/2026

  10. ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ (Arviat), ᓄᓇᕗᑦ (Nunavut) :flagnu: has been designated as home to the Inuit Nunangat University. The first dedicated to Inuit students and education.

    cbc.ca/news/canada/north/arvia
    - - -
    ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ (Arviat), ᓄᓇᕗᑦ (Nunavut) :flagnu: a été désignée comme domicile de l’université Inuit Nunangat. La première dédiée aux étudiants•tes et l’éducation inuit

    // Article en anglais //

    #Arviat #Nunavut #InuitNunangat #Inuit

  11. The annual Canadian Armed Forces Arctic Operation Nanook-Nunalivut was 52 days and much more challenging this year. CBC has an interesting interview with the lieutenant colonel who led the exercise that included regular forces supported by the largely Inuit Canadian Rangers.

    ‘Often we’ve heard political and military leaders talk about how the Arctic is one of the few places in the world where climate change, the great powers and economic ambition collide in real time. 

    Try as they might, they don’t feel it in their bones, however. Hanes has felt it…

    …The Ranger patrol, which involved 10 members on snowmobiles, was one component of a larger Arctic military exercise that included 1,300 Canadian troops and foreign observers…

    …"Don't sell Canadians short, especially in the North," he said. "I'm not trying to romanticize it at all. It's that if you don't have people who want to help you in the North and who are there for you, it will be impossible to operate."’

    cbc.ca/news/politics/arctic-de

    #Arctic #Canada #North #CdnPoli #Sovereignty #NATO #Inuit

  12. The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) has uncovered, digitized and is making available a significant collection of original and innovative Inuit animation from Cape Dorset, Nunavut.

    ‘These newly uncovered reels run for more than 50 minutes and are made by 12 different filmmakers — nearly triple the number of reels first screened to the public in “Animation from Cape Dorset.”

    “Think of it as a director's cut,” Fournier said. “All of [the reels] had never seen the light of day or had never gotten into any sort of acclaim or accreditation for the artists. So, being able to have this body of work, and being able to make it widely available to folks is really an exciting, exciting time.”’

    Reel #1 is embedded in the report at the link.

    cbc.ca/news/canada/north/newly

    #Animation #Film #Inuit #Indigenous #NFB #Nunavut

  13. Comment la GRC a infiltré le mouvement des droits des Autochtones dans les années 1970
    🔴 Quelque 6000 pages de documents nouvellement déclassifiés montrent l’ampleur des moyens déployés par la GRC pour perturber les activités d’organisations politiques autochtones légitimes dans les années 1970.
    ici.radio-canada.ca/info/long-
    #Autochtones #Canada #GRC #colonialisme #archives #documentation #FNI #PLC #espionnage #police #surveillance #racisme #infiltration #Métis #Inuit #démocratie #histoire

  14. Here's some green (and red and brown) for St. Patrick's Day! A photo of mine of Mountain Cranberry, Crowberry, Alpine Bearberry, & Spruce Cone, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #StPatricksDay #ThrowbackThursday #Tundra #NaturePhotography #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Outdoors #Photography #Biodiversity #Film #Velvia #Canada #Inuit #NWT #Barrenlands #Dene #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Plants #PhotographersOfMastodon

  15. Here's some green (and red and brown) for St. Patrick's Day! A photo of mine of Mountain Cranberry, Crowberry, Alpine Bearberry, & Spruce Cone, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #StPatricksDay #ThrowbackThursday #Tundra #NaturePhotography #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Outdoors #Photography #Biodiversity #Film #Velvia #Canada #Inuit #NWT #Barrenlands #Dene #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Plants #PhotographersOfMastodon

  16. Here's some green (and red and brown) for St. Patrick's Day! A photo of mine of Mountain Cranberry, Crowberry, Alpine Bearberry, & Spruce Cone, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #StPatricksDay #ThrowbackThursday #Tundra #NaturePhotography #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Outdoors #Photography #Biodiversity #Film #Velvia #Canada #Inuit #NWT #Barrenlands #Dene #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Plants #PhotographersOfMastodon

  17. Here's some green (and red and brown) for St. Patrick's Day! A photo of mine of Mountain Cranberry, Crowberry, Alpine Bearberry, & Spruce Cone, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #StPatricksDay #ThrowbackThursday #Tundra #NaturePhotography #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Outdoors #Photography #Biodiversity #Film #Velvia #Canada #Inuit #NWT #Barrenlands #Dene #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Plants #PhotographersOfMastodon

  18. Here's some green (and red and brown) for St. Patrick's Day! A photo of mine of Mountain Cranberry, Crowberry, Alpine Bearberry, & Spruce Cone, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #StPatricksDay #ThrowbackThursday #Tundra #NaturePhotography #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Outdoors #Photography #Biodiversity #Film #Velvia #Canada #Inuit #NWT #Barrenlands #Dene #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Plants #PhotographersOfMastodon

  19. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/03/1

  20. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/03/1

  21. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/03/1

  22. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/03/1

  23. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/03/1

  24. Arctic’s first inhabitants reached Greenland’s High Arctic by sea 4,500 years ago

    Archaeological work on the Kitsissut islands in northern Greenland shows Early Paleo-Inuit groups reached offshore environments around 4,500 years ago through planned sea travel. The sites sit far from the mainland within Pikialasorsuaq, a large polynya where open water persists year round between Greenland and Canada...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/02/arc

    @archaeology

    #archaeology #archaeologynews #Inuit

  25. Greenland Is Not for Sale: An Indigenous Activist Speaks Out Against the US

    The people of Greenland have stated: “We don’t want to be American, we don’t want to be Danish, we are Greenlandic.”

    murica.website/2026/02/greenla

  26. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/02/1

  27. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/02/1

  28. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/02/1

  29. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/02/1

  30. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    survivorliteracy.com/2026/02/1

  31. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    invisiblymisdiagnosed.com/2026

  32. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    invisiblymisdiagnosed.com/2026

  33. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    invisiblymisdiagnosed.com/2026

  34. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    invisiblymisdiagnosed.com/2026

  35. #Trump's Plan to Seize #Greenland Would "Militarize the Arctic," Trample #IndigenousRights

    #DemocracyNow, January 7, 2026

    "Following the U.S. attack on Venezuela, the Trump administration has renewed its campaign to take over Greenland, which has been controlled by Denmark for more than 300 years. The White House says it’s considering 'a range of options,' including the use of military force. Danish Prime Minister #MetteFrederiksen has warned that if the U.S. were to attack Greenland, it would spell the end of #NATO.

    " 'Greenland is not up for sale,' says #AajuPeter, a Greenlandic #Inuit activist and attorney, who says #IndigenousGreenlanders want their independence from both the U.S. and Denmark.

    "We also speak with analyst Pavel Devyatkin, who says the U.S. is 'acting like a #RogueState' and enacting a policy of 'pure imperialism.' "

    Read more / watch / listen:
    democracynow.org/2026/1/7/gree

    #USPol #WorldPol #DonroeDoctrine #MoronDoctrine #MonroeDoctrine #USImperialism #NoNewWars #NoWar #WarMongers #USWarCrimes #CorporateColonialism #IndigenousSovereignty

  36. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    invisiblymisdiagnosed.com/2025

  37. It seems pretty obvious and simple actually. Certainly, throughout history, we have been able to recognize that following the lead of the least regulated person is a harmful practice. #bonobo #regulation #kung #inuit #respectwomen #survivor #anthropology #sociology

    invisiblymisdiagnosed.com/2025