Programs & Pathways
From sealskin products and sewing to wood working and stone carving shops through painting and drawing and Inuktitut language arts, or Inuit foods preparation and community events, each pathway gives Inuit of all ages space to create, reconnect, and thrive.
What we Offer
Skills for Today, Traditions for Tomorrow
Guided by Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ), our programs pair observation, mentoring, and practice with cultural care. Whether you’re threading a needle, tuning a drum, or learning new ways to heal, you’ll find a welcoming pathway at Isaruit.
Sewing
Weekly drop-ins, care-package kits, and one-on-one guidance – everything you need to sew sealskin, bead, quilt, or repair cherished garments.
Workshop
A flexible makerspace where artists can learn tool safety, build custom frames, and experiment with new materials under expert mentorship.
Carving Shops
Intro and advanced sessions in soapstone, antler, and mixed media. Learn design, finishing, and marketing from master carvers.
Language Arts
Conversational circles, story-recording projects, and translation workshops that celebrate Inuktitut, Inuinnaqtun, and regional dialects.
Visual Arts
Painting, drawing, print-making, and digital illustration classes geared to both emerging and established artists.
Performing Arts
Drum-dance, throat-singing, and contemporary performance labs that blend tradition with new creative practices.
Educational Talks & Cultural Training
Custom presentations for schools, workplaces, and public events – led by Inuit Elders, artists, and cultural educators.
Trauma Information
Access culturally grounded information, support contacts, and downloadable resources for individuals, families, and service providers.