'Paquataskamik' is the Inninowuk (Cree) word for the natural environment and all it contains...
... the word reminds us that Mushkegowuk land is vast - not just the reserve or camp, but an area that ties together family, history, and identity.
'Paquataskamik is Home' DVD
Paquataskamik Project:
The Paquataskamik Project is a community-based research and learning initiative aimed at fostering inter-generational dialogue and understanding about the importance of traditional territory to social, cultural and economic well-being.
The project involves the ongoing development of a community process bringing together youth, adults and elders.
The Paquataskamik Project is based in Fort Albany First Nation.
The Paquataskamik Project's applied activities:
The Paquataskamik Project is ongoing!!
Paquataskamik Project Poster Paquataskamik Brochure
The Paquataskamik Project is a community-based research and learning initiative aimed at fostering inter-generational dialogue and understanding about the importance of traditional territory to social, cultural and economic well-being.
The project involves the ongoing development of a community process bringing together youth, adults and elders.
The Paquataskamik Project is based in Fort Albany First Nation.
The Paquataskamik Project's applied activities:
- Community engagement and open discussion on key land issues
- Community mapping of sites and stories related to traditional territory
- High school and university accreditation in community research methods and traditional knowledge
- Applied/land-based activities including the 2009 Kistachowan Raft Trip and 2010 Kapiskau River Winter Excursion
- Audio and video documentation
- Production of creative materials including documentaries, website, zine, and written material
- Participation in events, workshops, and conferences
The Paquataskamik Project is ongoing!!
Paquataskamik Project Poster Paquataskamik Brochure