OUR TEAM
Our project includes youth participants in Gjoa Haven who work with Elders to record stories and the history of the community. The project is facilitated and managed by staff at the Nattilik Heritage Centre and researchers at Queen’s University.
Youth TEAM
Kadence Kikoak
Marie QirQqut
Mosie Jayko
Alaka Jayko
Mitik Jayko
Vinette Kihimik
Jacob Jayko
Darcy Kringorn
IRENE ATQITTUQ
Thelma Takirruq
Project FAcilitators
Jennifer Ullulaq
Nattilik Heritage Centre
Mark Stoller
Queen’s University
Robin Ikkutisluk
Kitikmeot Inuit Association
Interpreters and Translators
Lena Arqviq
Tuppittia Qitsualik
Elders
Mary Porter
Tommy Tavalok
Leo Hummiqtak
Agnes Porter
Alissa Kamingmalik
Max Kamingmalik
Louisa Oogak
Miriam Aglukkaq
Mary Aqilriaq
Ben Putuguk
Jimmy Qirqqut
Ruth Qirqqut
Martha Atkichok
Uriash Puqiqnaq
Salomie Qitsualik
James Qitsualik
Tuppittia Qitsualik
David Siksik
Alice Siksik
Allen Aglukkaq
Matthew Tiriranaq
Saul Aksalook
Alice Aglukkaq
Martha Pooyatak
Jonathan Hiqiniq
Mary Oogak
Mary Kamookak
George Kamookak
Suzie Konana
Teddy Carter
David Aktichok
Mary Takkiraq
Martha Kogvik
Joseph Akoak
Queen’s Research Team
Sarah Matthews – Film editing, oral history interviews
Terence Jiang – software engineer, Hivumuuniaqtugut Oral History Archive
Partner Organizations
The Hivumuuniaqtugut project is supported by the Social Sciences Research Council of Canada, Queen’s University, the Nattilik Heritage Society, the Government of Nunavut, and the Kitikmeot Inuit Association. We are grateful for all of the contributions we have received.
