Naulaq LeDrew, Inuit
Naulaq is originally from Apex Hill, a community about three miles outside of Iqaluit, Nunavut on Baffin Island. She lives in Toronto and works with University of Toronto-Scarborough and with McMaster University as well as doing Inuit cultural presentations and ceremonial openings for different organizations.
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Click Here- Qulliq: Ancestral flame of the North (2:03)
- What our land whispers (1:35)
- Relearning what we lost (1:50)
- Honouring different beliefs (3:12)
- When animals see what we cannot (1:32)
- Our throat singing history (6:15)
- Keeping the flame lit through generations (3:03)
- The meaning of our animals and our land (5:17)
- When the ice doesn’t come (2:03)
- A changed way of life (1:11)
- Letting the cry out: Releasing grief (1:57)
- Finding a voice and music for loss (4:59)
- Returning to my land (2:00)
- Connecting to my home in a big city (2:26)
- The slaughter of our dogs: Erasing our way of life (3:22)
- Finding words for grief (2:52)
- Supporting others through grief (0:47)
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