Qanuikkat Siqinirmiut? Southern Quebec Inuit health and well-being survey

Over the past year, in partnership with the Southern Quebec Inuit Association, we compiled information about Montreal Inuit-friendly services, programs and resources. Information related to health resources can be found in our booklet, which is available on our website (qanuikkatsiqinirmiut.ca). But we thought it would be interesting to have an interactive map displaying all useful resources for Siqinirmiut. This is an ongoing process, as things can change pretty quickly in the city! We encourage you to contact us if you feel that resources are missing, or if you have discovered a new place that is worth sharing with other people!

The SQIA team is pleased to invite you to sign up for a Busy Box for yourself. As part of our COVID-19 programs, we created 70 Busy Boxes for Montreal Inuit. Th...e boxes are filled with items to keep your minds and hands busy during these difficult times. Register now! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MTR8PCG L’équipe de la AISQ sont heureux de vous inviter à vous inscrire pour une Busy Box. Dans le cadre de nos programmes du COVID-19, nous avons créé 80 Busy Box pour les Inuit de Montréal. Les boîtes sont remplies d’articles pour garder votre esprit et vos mains occupés en ces temps difficiles. Inscrivez-vous maintenant!

The Faculty of Medicine of Université Laval wishes to offer its most sincere condolences to the friends and relatives of Joyce Echaquan, and the entire community of Manawan. As allies, it is a time for us to ponder, but overall, to listen.

We have a new blog note. If you want to have a glimpse at our work during COVID-19... https://qanuikkatsiqinirmiut.ca/blog/

Our Inuit youth Busy Boxes are ready! $150 value for free! All we ask is that you please take 5 minutes to fill out a survey and register for your Busy Box. Go to the link below to sign up for your box https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/68NSD6C

On today’s show, we speak with Black Inuit community members about their perspectives on the Black Lives Matter movement and the reality of growing up mixed. We... speak with Dominique Putulik from Aylmer Quebec, Qalingu Napartuk, rapper from Umiujaq, Miali Coley-Sudlovenick from Iqaluit and Aibillie Cumberbatch from Inukjuaq. Annie and Tina Pisuktie speak about relating to the stories of the interviewees and the importance of remembering our humanity. We’ll also play some great music by Young Black Inuk, so keep listening! Tune in to CKUT 90.3 fm at 6:00 PM! https://www.ckut.ca/en