Amautiit - Nunavut Inuit Women's Association

Make a Difference – Join the Board of Amautiit Amautiit is looking for new board members to amplify the voices of Inuit women and their families. Contribute to projects on healthcare, climate change, justice & others. For more information, contact admin@amautiit.ca.

atmos.earth/meet-the-sami-… with the increase of forestry and the turn to wind power and governments need to make sure they are not continuing colonialism in the name of environmentalism

"...Indigenous women encounter barriers with mainstream financial institutions, which dismiss their businesses as too risky or unconventional....let’s remember that transformational change is only possible when the right resources are invested." hilltimes.com/story/2024/03/…

Are you interested in learning more about the future of the Internet? Join the CIRA to enjoy a discussion and Q&A with leading internet policy experts on Wednesday, April 17 from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time! cira.ca/en/resources/n…

It’s #WorldWaterDay!💧This year’s theme is “Water for Peace,” something Indigenous women have played an important role in. Through our Water Carriers Project, we’re empowering Indigenous WG2SLGBTQQIA+ people as the rightful protectors of water. Learn more: bit.ly/49lEFrH

Yesterday at the UN Commission on the Status of Women, Pauktuutit Executive Director Rosemary Cooper joined a meeting for Leaders of National Indigenous Orgs with Minister Ien. These meetings demonstrate the importance of collaboration in achieving shared priorities. #UNCSW68

Happy Spring Equinox! This time of year marks growth and new beginnings as mother earth awakens from a winter slumber. Today we honour this season of gratitude with traditional ceremony, taking time to refresh our energy and embrace balance. #nctr_um

Connect with investors, innovators and tech leaders at NACO Summit 2024 in Ottawa on May 7-8. Request an invitation at 🇨🇦nacosummit.com/apply #NACOsummit

If you’re looking for a job that’s secure, in-demand, and high-paying, the Red Seal trades may be for you! 🛠 Check out our website to discover how you can launch a career in the skilled trades by taking part in our National Apprenticeships Program: bit.ly/3Cqnh7w

Snowy Owl logo identifies Nunavut guardians of suicide prevention; it was designed with the help of Becky Kilabuk, an Iqaluit-based artist who is a co-founder and former president of the council. It conveys messages that "You are safe with me." nunatsiaq.com/stories/articl…

The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) and the First Nations Confederacy of Cultural Education Centres (FNCCEC) are hosting the Indigenous History and Heritage Gathering (IHHG). Register here: ihhg.ca

yesmagazine.org/issue/connecti… internet is a human right.

At the UN Commission on the Status of Women, Rosemary Cooper represented Pauktuutit alongside President Omeniho and her team from Les Femmes Michif Otipimisiwak for a panel discussion on empowering Indigenous women in socio-economic development. #UNCSW68

🎉Celebrating 40 Years of Empowering Inuit Women! 🎉Alongside our 1985 AGM, Pauktuutit hosted a conference on Inuit women and Economic Development. We continue this work today through our Inuit Women in Business Network: pauktuutit.ca/iwbn/ #InuitWomen #EconomicDevelopment

RT @Pauktuutit: Pauktuutit is seeking nominations for our 2023 Inuk Woman of the Year and Young Inuk Woman of the Year awards! The deadline for submissions is January 23, 2024.

Researchers and students at @sait are using sophisticated drones to digitally map Frog Lake First Nation. Data collected could help Frog Lake First Nation plan timber harvests, monitor environmental changes over time, and manage natural disaster risk. bit.ly/48zTEP5

Open to all Nunavummuit. Register today!

Insights from a recent @UNESCO panel exploring the barriers hindering indigenous communities from accessing digital resources and discussing steps for integrating indigenous languages into digital platforms bit.ly/3Gk45JV