Stories from the seams: Inuit research methodologies

Inside the Hamlet Chambers in Igluligaarjuk. Mary Makpah beads the border of her saarut / saaruti, the beaded front panel of the tuili. After completing the sewing part of the workshop, Mary jumped right into beading. Despite not knowing how to bead prior to the workshop, Mary was easily one of the fastest and prolific beaders of the cohort. She is making the tuili and beadwork for her granddaughter.

Stories from the seams: Inuit research methodologies

November 25, 2021
6:00 pm EST
Carleton University Art Gallery

CUAG and Inuit Futures in Arts Leadership: The Pilimmaksarniq / Pijariuqsarniq Project invite you to join Miqqusaaq Bernadette Dean, Augatnaaq Eccles and Inuit Futures Ilinniaqtuk Krista Ulujuk Zawadski for a lively discussion on Inuit research methodologies.

We’ll convene on Zoom. Everyone is welcome to this free event! Live captioning will be available.

Through a centering of their lived experiences, connections to their communities, and intergenerational knowledges, Miqqusaaq, Augatnaaq and Krista will discuss their navigations of and entanglements with academia and Euro-Western knowledge practices. They will share stories, memories, and experiences with research and knowledge production practices from the archives to the seams.

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