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The Nanivara project is centered in two Nunavut communities; Gjoa Haven (Ursuqtuq) and Naujaat (Repulse Bay) where Inuit youth will be involved in exploring, discovering and re-examining the history of their communities.

The cast and crew of Arviat TV are taking their cameras to the streets this summer to find out what their community knows about sexual health.

In this clip, Ethan Tassiuk begins breaking down the stigma associated with discussing sexual health issues by interviewing his mom, Laura.

A special message from His Excellency, the Rt. Hon. David Johnston, Governor General of Canada for National Volunteer Week 2015.

What's your giving moment?

Beginning in 2010 in Arviat Nunavut, the Nanisiniq Arviat History Project is a multi-media history project which brings together Inuit youth and Elders to re-discover Inuit history.

Moderator Mary Jordan from the Washington Post joins speakers Portia Myaba-Seatlholo, Simangele “Smash” Shoyisa and Lindiwe Sibiya to discuss their work with the organization City Year South Africa.

This conversation was held as part of the first global symposium on Overcoming Isolation and Deepening Social Connectedness held from Oct 1 - 3, 2014 in Toronto.

Moderator Ian Skelly from the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) joins Dr.… Uqalimakkanirit

Mary Jordan from The Washington Post joins Patience Mokgadi, Sandra Thandi Twala and Elizabeth Maki Khumalo from the Othandweni Children’s Home.

They work with Johannesburg Child Welfare, an organization in South Africa that works with marginalized children and members of society.

Tim Shriver, CEO of Special Olympics International joins conversation starters Loretta Claiborne, Matthew Williams from Special Olympics International, Nureddin Amro from the Siraj al-Quds School and Shantha Rau Barriga from the Disability Rights Program, at Human Rights Watch to discuss fostering a sense of belonging and reciprocity.