nunavik sivuniksavut student performance
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5:30 - 6:00 PM
DB Clarke Theatre
Henry F. Hall Building
1455 de Maisonneuve west
October 3, 2019 live stream by Isuma TV
Students from Montreal-based Nunavik Sivuniksavut will perform a lively combination of throat-singing, drum dancing, storytelling and performance immediately following the conclusion of the 21st Inuit Studies Conference at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM): October 3-6, 2019 Opening Ceremonies and Keynote Lecture by Lisa Koperqualuk, co-founder and former president of Saturviit Inuit Women's Association of Nunavik, and current Vice-President, International Affairs, for Inuit Circumpolar Council Canada (ICC Canada). We are delighted to highlight these students as the official kick-off of the iNuit blanche gallery crawl, which then will take place between 6:00 - 10:00pm that evening.
Unique in Quebec, Nunavik Sivunitsavut offers one-year courses on Inuit and circumpolar history, politics, governance, culture, and language. Students explore global modern issues from an Inuit perspective, while also receiving training in Inuit tradiitonal performing arts. In doing so, they gain invaluable insight into Nunavik, its people and their culture.
Featuring:
Akinisie Novalinga, Puvirnituq
Anautalik Keelan, Quaqtaq/Montreal
Angel Deer, Quaqtaq
Annie Novalinga, Umiujaq
Asivak Nayoumealuk, Inukjuaq
Belinda Ikey, Salluit
Bridget Grist, Kuujjuaq
Emma Kasudluak, Inukjuaq
Eva May Kulula, Quaqtaq
Julia St-Aubin, Kangiqsualujjuaq
Lizzie Siasie Crow, Umiujaq
Malena Moorhouse, Inukjuaq
Naomie Gordon Koneak, Kuujjuaq
Pasha Arngak, Kangiqsujuaq
Rebecca Qavvik, Kuujjuaraapik/Montreal
Saijuula Dumont, Quaqtaq
Sammy Annahatak, Kangirsuk
Sarah Angnatuk, Kuujjuaq
Susie Inukpuk Thomassie, Inukjuaq
Theresa Etok, Puvirnituq
Tonya Moreau, Inukjuaq
Unique in Quebec, Nunavik Sivunitsavut offers one-year courses on Inuit and circumpolar history, politics, governance, culture, and language. Students explore global modern issues from an Inuit perspective, while also receiving training in Inuit tradiitonal performing arts. In doing so, they gain invaluable insight into Nunavik, its people and their culture.
Featuring:
Akinisie Novalinga, Puvirnituq
Anautalik Keelan, Quaqtaq/Montreal
Angel Deer, Quaqtaq
Annie Novalinga, Umiujaq
Asivak Nayoumealuk, Inukjuaq
Belinda Ikey, Salluit
Bridget Grist, Kuujjuaq
Emma Kasudluak, Inukjuaq
Eva May Kulula, Quaqtaq
Julia St-Aubin, Kangiqsualujjuaq
Lizzie Siasie Crow, Umiujaq
Malena Moorhouse, Inukjuaq
Naomie Gordon Koneak, Kuujjuaq
Pasha Arngak, Kangiqsujuaq
Rebecca Qavvik, Kuujjuaraapik/Montreal
Saijuula Dumont, Quaqtaq
Sammy Annahatak, Kangirsuk
Sarah Angnatuk, Kuujjuaq
Susie Inukpuk Thomassie, Inukjuaq
Theresa Etok, Puvirnituq
Tonya Moreau, Inukjuaq
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DB CLARKE THEATRE