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Project Team

(in alphabetical order)

Charles Arnold, Adjunct Professor, Department of Archaeology, University of Calgary

Catherine Cockney, Inuvialuit Cultural Resource Centre

Albert Elias, Inuvialuit Elder and interpreter, Inuvik

Kate Hennessy, Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University (SIAT)

Mervin Joe, Parks Canada, Inuvik

Maia Lepage, Photographer, Inuvik

Stephen Loring, Arctic Studies Center, Smithsonian Institution

Natasha Lyons, Inuvialuit Living History Project Manager, Ursus Heritage Consulting

James Pokiak, Inuvialuit Elder and hunter, Tuktoyaktuk

Website Credits:

Production and Design: Kate Hennessy

Programming and Design: Culture Code

Project Manager: Natasha Lyons

Media Preparation: Kate Hennessy, Karen Truong, Irine Prastio, Charles Arnold, Brett Purdy

Curatorial research: Charles Arnold, Darrel Nasogaluak, Stephen Loring, and Joanne Bird

Text: Kate Hennessy, Charles Arnold, and Natasha Lyons

Video Production of “A Case of Access”: Brett Purdy, Inuvialuit Communications Society

Lesson Plans and Teachers' Guide: Myrna Pokiak; layout and design by Irine Prastio

Community Advisors: Catherine Cockney, Mervin Joe, Albert Elias

Delegation to The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History:

Cathy Cockney, Albert Elias, James Pokiak, Helen Gruben, Mervin Joe, Karis Gruben, Shayne Cockney, Freda Raddi, Brett Purdy, Dave Stewart, Maia Lepage, Natasha Lyons, Charles Arnold, Kate Hennessy, Stephen Loring