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Ilihaujiit (Kangiryuarmiutun)
A children's book that contains pictures and names of teachers from different schools in the region. In the Kangiryuarmiutun dialect.
Ilihautr̂it (Uummarmiutun)
A children's book that contains pictures and names of teachers from different schools in the region. In the Uummarmiutun dialect.
Ilisaujiyuat (Sallirmiutun)
A children's book that contains pictures and names of teachers from different schools in the region. In the Siglitun dialect.
In a Crib
A photo of a young child in a crib.
In Front of a Tree
A photo of a couple standing in front of a tree by a house.
In the Bush
A photo of Old Man Rufus Kalea_ak (also spelled “Kaleolook”) and his daughter Ada, who was Owen Okpik's first wife. Credit: Martha Harry
In the City
A photo of Randal Pokiak and his son.
In the Doorway
A photo of a man standing in the doorway of a building. The building has two windows and some boxes are stacked underneath one window.
In the Doorway
A photo of Quluatuq (left) with her two children standing in a doorway.
In the Entranceway
A family photo of George Avaqan, Lena Klengenberg, and children standing in the entryway of a tent.
In the Library
A photo of Joe Teddy (right) and two children in a library.
In the Middle of Town
A photo of eight people with a tent and some buildings in the background.
Indian Stick Pull
A photo of Roy Ipana and Buck Dick competiting against each other in Indian Stick Pull at the Eskimo Olympics in Fairbanks Alaska.
Ingamo Old Time Dance
A photo of Emmanuel Felix and Tommy Ross playing the violin and the guitar at the Ingamo Old Time Dance.
Ingilraan Inuvialuit (Uummarmiutun)
Descriptions and images of traditional skin clothing for men, women, and children. In the Uummarmiutun dialect.
Ingilraanitat Inuvialuit (Sallirmiutun)
Descriptions and images of traditional skin clothing for men, women, and children. In the Siglitun dialect.
Ingilraat Inuvialuit (Kangiryuarmiutun)
Descriptions and images of traditional skin clothing for men, women, and children. In the Kangiryuarmiutun dialect.
Ingilraat Pitquhiitnik Ukiumi Annuraangit (Kangiryuarmiutun)
Images and explanations of traditional clothing for winter, what materials are used, and what the clothing looks like. In the Kangiryuarmiutun dialect.