Discover the remarkable resilience and rich traditions of the Inuit people of North America in this compelling exploration of their history, culture, and modern challenges. From surviving in one of the harshest environments on Earth to navigating the impacts of government policies, climate change, and social upheaval, the Inuit have continuously adapted while striving to preserve their heritage.
Whether you’re an adventurer seeking insight into Arctic life or a curious reader eager to understand Indigenous resilience, this overview offers a captivating gateway into the lives of the Inuit people. This paper was authored by fellow chapter member and Ethnographer, Bob Rein MN’24 and Allen Tuten, an Ethnographer who spent over 26 years in Alaska working with the Inuit.
You can read the paper in its entirety on Bob’s website at
https://reflectionsoffthegrid.com/inuit-indigenous-people-of-north-america/.
Photo: Allen Tuten
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