Inuk knowledge holder and crafter Mina Campbell speaks about uluit, sealskin and more.

Campbell describes the process of making uluit, explains the traditional use of uluit and their cultural significance as a woman's knife passed down through generations. She expresses concern about the decline in interest in traditional practices, noting that younger generations prefer modern methods. Campbell also shares her method of cleaning seal skins, while highlighting the importance of passing on traditional skills and practices to future generations.

Campbell discusses how her upbringing by her grandparents shaped her values and traditional skills. She emphasizes the importance of practicing culture to keep traditions alive and pass them on to future generations, while sharing her concerns about the future of cultural traditions and the need for innovative ways to engage younger generations. She highlights the role of technology in preserving cultural knowledge and the importance of community and family in Inuit culture.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation that honors the voices of the past while empowering the leaders of tomorrow.

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