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Inuit

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Interactive Territory, Treaty and Language Map (Native Land)

This resource, developed by Native Land, was created in order to offer a view of the territories, treaties and languages of Indigenous people across Canada. There are over 630 different First Nations in Canada, though this map does not represent or intend to represent official or legal boundaries of any Indigenous nations. The resource is interactive — you can toggle filters on and off and read more detailed information about specific nations through links to related sites. The website also features a section on territorial acknowledgements, which includes a brief introduction to acknowledging the land and suggestions of how to engage meaningfully with this practice.

Carte interactive des territoires, des traités et des langues des terres autochtones (Territoire Traditionnel)

Cette ressource, développée par Territoire Traditionnel, a été créée dans le but de donner un aperçu des territoires, des traités et des langues des peuples autochtones au Canada. Il y a plus de 630 premières nations différentes au Canada, bien que cette carte ne représente pas ou n’a pas l’intention de représenter les frontières officielles ou légales des nations autochtones. La ressource est interactive: vous pouvez activer ou désactiver les filtres et lire des informations plus détaillées sur des nations spécifiques via des liens vers des sites connexes. La version anglaise du site web comporte également une section sur les reconnaissances territoriaux, qui comprend une brève introduction à la reconnaissance du territoire et des suggestions sur la manière de s’engager dans cette pratique.

Understanding Aboriginal Arts in Canada Today: A Review of Knowledge and Literature (Canada Council for the Arts)

This knowledge and literature review examines a broad range of material on Aboriginal arts in Canada. Recognizing the importance of oral traditions in Aboriginal knowledge transfer, it also includes information gathered through one-on-one interviews with six senior Aboriginal artists. The study is a component of the Aboriginal Arts Research Initiative (AARI), which aims to better understand the specificities of Aboriginal art practices, explore the impact of the arts within Aboriginal communities, investigate the impact of Aboriginal arts in Canada and internationally, and generate interest in research related to Aboriginal arts among other partners, both at national and provincial levels.

Comprendre les arts autochtones au Canada aujourd’hui : analyse de la connaissance et de la documentation (Conseil des arts du Canada)

Cette analyse de la connaissance et de la documentation examine une vaste gamme de documents portant sur les arts autochtones au Canada. Reconnaissant l’importance des traditions orales dans le transfert des connaissances chez les Autochtones, l’analyse inclut également l’information recueillie lors d’entretiens en personne avec six artistes autochtones aînés. Cette étude est une composante de l’Initiative de recherche sur les arts autochtones (IRAA), qui vise à mieux comprendre les particularités des pratiques artistiques autochtones, explorer l’impact des arts au sein des communautés autochtones, analyser l’impact des arts autochtones au Canada et à l’échelle internationale et susciter l’intérêt pour la recherche liée aux arts autochtones chez d’autres partenaires, à l’échelle nationale et provinciale.