Revitalizing Iñupiaq culture, one phrase at a time Alaska Public Media | By Ava White Published October 2, 2023 at 10:23 AM AKDT ...

“I was a kid that grew up not believing that my culture and where I grew up was anything special,” she said. After publishing “Eagle Drums,” Hopson said, she’s hearing “from the kids ...

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W.K. Kellogg Foundation Inupiaq Midwife Championing Indigenous ... mothers receive culturally-matched support that honours their heritage by blending medical expertise with Indigenous traditions.

CHEN: The Inupiaq want to protect the species to preserve their ancient culture and ensure that the whales will be around for their children and many generations after that.

Katie O’Connor is an Inupiaq artist based in Nome, Alaska. Growing up, O’Connor says, she didn’t learn much about her own Inupiaq culture until after high school. “There’s not a lot ...

Apr. 2—When Iñupiaq hunters search for whales in spring, they move silently, navigating the waters in traditional skin boats. In the whaling village of Wainwright, skin boat making hasn't been ...

How Inuit culture helped unlock power of classical score for Inupiaq violinist Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic @arctic_eq Posted: Tuesday, January 24, 2023 at 16:37 — Last Updated: Tuesday ...