Nelson Tagoona performs
Nelson Tagoona, was once a youth who participated in BluePrintForLife’s first workshop in Baker Lake. He has now grown into an inspirational young Inuit man
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January 12, 2013
Nelson Tagoona, was once a youth who participated in BluePrintForLife’s first workshop in Baker Lake. He has now grown into an inspirational young Inuit man
Bridging generations by sharing human moments. Elders try their hand at DJing, showing the youth that your never to old to try new things.
BluePrintForLife is partnered with the Nunavik housing board (KMHB) on a multi-year program to reduce vandalism and create healthy youth role models. They are working
Elders throat sing as part of the inter-generational healing program in Kugaaruk, Nunavut. Pilot project around the effects of residential schools partnered with Pauktuutit.
Nice news story from CBC on our initial project in Iqaluit.
Founder of BluePrintForLife dancing over 30 years. Buddha has opened for James Brown, Ice-T, GrandMaster Flash, George Clinton, and the Kirov Ballet.
Final night show -throat Singing in Salluit 2012
A really heart warming documentary produced by Ann Lang from the Carleton School of journalism. Some honest insight into what the culture of Hiphop does
A short documentary produced by the Kativik School Board on our leadership program with Inuit youth from across Nunavik.
Produced by Aux TV, a great short on our work in the Arctic featuring youth from Salluit and Inuvik in NWT.
This was our first project that really launched BluePrintForLife. This documentary helped inspire the larger one hour feature to later be produced for Global TV
The documentary above was produced by the Kativik School Board and shown on APTN. Its also available from us in Inuktitut and is a good
