This lecture will explore the history and culture of the Canadian Inuit, including the regions where Inuit people live today, and their culture, traditions and language. The lecture will describe the modern life of the Inuit and the challenges they face.
Insights Into The Inuit Culture
DATE
March 19, 2027
TIME
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
LOCATION
New Life Church
Lecture Details
Lecturer: Muckapaloo Ipeelie
Muckapaloo Ipeelie is an Inuk leader and founder of the Urban Inuit Identity Project in Ontario. This project is dedicated to strengthening the Inuit cultural identity through education, advocacy, workshops and inclusion programs for schools, healthcare providers and government organizations. Muckpaloo also acts as a mentor for Inuit entrepreneurs.
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