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2022 Community Projects

Fostering Indigenous-Western Relationships Through Collaborative Story Creation

A collaborative project between community members from the Nishnawbe Aski Nation in Thunder Bay, Ontario and an interdisciplinary team of Carleton students from the departments of Neuroscience, Biology, and Technology Innovation Management
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Visioning our Future Together: A Youth Perspective

A collaboration between young people from Carleton and young people from Nawalakw. They co-developed a platform for the young leaders from the community to share their experiences, and in doing so, inspire their community and the future generations.
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Sharing Cultures with Inuit Youth through a Collaborative Project

A collaborative project between students in Igloolik, Nunavut and students from Carleton University. They shared culturally relevant photos and stories with each other in order to build lasting relationships with one another, and Carleton students provided support with with the Igloolik students’ Rising Youth applications
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