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This research is to create a short experimental film which will facilitate intergenerational conversations between Black-Inuit youth and elders. As a creative expression and telling unknown stories, it aims to strengthen Inuit youth mental health, positive Black-Inuit identity and leadership based on learning what has come before. The outcome of this project, namely the film will become an intervention in larger academic areas such as critical race-feminism, Indigenous studies, to counter archival studies to aim for a re-reading of urban Inuit modern migration and endo-colonial settlement history and archive.
Heather Igloliorte
Southern Quebec Inuit Association;Mezari Atelier & Boutique
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Concordia University
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