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  • Lisa Churchill

    Artist’s Legal Name: Lisa Churchill                     Signs her art: Lisa Churchill       Artist lives in: Iqaluit, NU Community artist is from: Clyde River, NU Categories of art practiced: Parka Making; Mitt Making; Slipper Making; Slipper Making; […]

  • Amanda Tigullaraq

    Artist’s Legal Name: Amanda Tigullaraq Also known as: Amanda Artist lives in: Clyde River, NU Community artist is from: Clyde River, NU Categories of art practiced: Amauti Making; Parka Making; […]

  • 16 Collective Traumas Affecting Inuit Communities

    Download our foundational PDF – an Inuit-authored guide that outlines common urban traumas, cultural context, and first-steps toward wellness.

  • Ben Illauq

    Ben Illauq grew up in Clyde River, hunting and travelling with his father, Jushua Illauq, and going camping with his family through the spring and summer months. He also worked […]

  • Gallery of Creations

    An online gallery and e-commerce pilot featuring beadwork, carvings, textile pieces, and more—direct from the artists.

  • Material Donations

    See our current wish-list and how to drop off or ship items.

  • Donate

    Fund workshops, Elders’ honoraria, and youth travel. Secure CanadaHelps form right on the site. Or send an EMT donation directly to Isaruit at donate@isaruit.ca

  • Artist ID & Research Support

    Tools and templates to help scholars, museums, and families identify creators, request interviews, and support ongoing research.

  • Inuit Creator’s Conferense

    Annual multi-day gathering of performers, panellists, and makers. See themes, schedules, and how to register.

  • Inuit Voices

    Download first-person interviews, Elder gathering reports, and creative writing that capture lived experience.

  • Artist Profiles

    Browse artist profiles – bios, photos, and contact links – so curators, buyers, and community can connect directly with Inuit creators.

  • Educational Talks & Cultural Training

    Custom presentations for schools, workplaces, and public events – led by Inuit Elders, artists, and cultural educators.