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This manual has been produced to teach Inuit families about traditional Inuit child rearing practices and how these methods can be used today.

This book documents interviews with elders Naqi Ekho and Uqsuralik Ottokie from South Baffin, Nunavut and their descriptions of Inuit childrearing practices, pregnancy, birthing, early childhood, children’s emotions, child abuse, play, songs and…

This fact sheet outlines the connection between  inunnguiniq - the process of socialization and education within the Inuit cultural context - and healthy child development.

This special pregnancy calendar for Inuit women includes important medical information and Inuit midwifery knowledge about fetal development and nutrition.

This report identifies and presents best practices related to reducing health disparities between Aboriginals and non-Aboriginals in Canada, including programs and initiatives for and by Inuit.

This publication provides overviews of the history of Inuit education; the state of contemporary K-12 and post-secondary education; adult learning; work and learning; early childhood learning; health and learning; and other issues.

This fact sheet provides an overview of early childhood development considerations for Aboriginal communities in Canada.