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 Congratulations to Charlie H Bonabi, Rayn Copland and Daniel Suppa, the winners of the SIKU Goose Watch grand prize draw! Their goose posts show how Indigenous communities across the North are using SIKU to share valuable knowledge about the yearly goose migration.

Keep watching Uvagut TV, SIKU and our social media channels to get involved in next year’s Goose Watch!

 Watch as we showcase our most recent SIKU Goose Watch community winners! These SIKU goose posts contribute to knowledge sharing between northern communities about the timing of the spring goose migration!

Get involved in the 2024 Goose Watch Challenge and support knowledge-sharing communities - you could win Northern gift cards and more! Learn more - siku.org/goosewatch

 Congratulations to Danny Angnatuk, Lucas Owlijoot and Joe Kavik, the winners of the Goose Watch Challenge grand prize draw! Their posts demonstrate how SIKU facilitates Indigenous communities working together across the North.… Read more

In this Volume Three of the Contemporary Shamanic Journeys series, the author takes the readers on the roads of North, Central and South America, exploring pre-Columbian civilizations, Indigenous traditional teachings and other ancient cultures, with the ancestral legacy their histories left us with.

In this Volume Three of the Contemporary Shamanic Journeys series, the author takes the readers on the roads of North, Central and South America, exploring pre-Columbian civilizations, Indigenous traditional teachings and other ancient cultures, with the ancestral legacy their histories left us with.

Mumilaaq Qaqqaq - June 15, 2021
Member of Parliament for Nunavut
Sitting No. 118 House of Commons

Nathan, an indigenous teen boy grew up with a braid, on and off reserve. After countless incidents of bullying he decides it's time for change.

 A young boy bonds with his grandmother as she tells him the traditional legend of the Dzunuḵ̓wa.

Hey Cuzzin is a look at the lives of Indigenous cousins on and off the rez.

Released is a film about Karen Nicloux, a member of the Nacho Nyak Dun First Nations in Mayo, Yukon. For years Karen struggled with drug abuse. She was in and out of jail for drug dealing in the Yukon. On one of her stints in jail, she picked up a needle and thread and began sewing a butterfly sash/belt and hasn't stop sewing.