some important stuff

Globe and Mail news story

BluePrint was honored to be selected in June 2012 for the “Action Figure” profile for our work. It was a full page story with pictures

Hiphop means hope !

A nice story about the 1 hour feature documentary made on Cambridge Bay called “Arctic Hiphop” and shown on Global TV. Produced by Randy Kelly

Disabled dancers inspire youth in Kuujjuaq

LazyLegs and Tommy guns are breakdancers that have never let their physical challenges get in the way of pursuing their dreams. BluePrintForLife returned to Kuujjuaq

Buddha named top 45 over 45 in Canada

Buddha was recently selected as one of Canada’s top 45 over 45 by Zoomers Magazine. He joins a group of prestigious Canadians such as David

Kugaaruk Healing program

BluePrintForLife partners with the National Inuit Women’s Association to create a program around the effects of residential schools. Read Article… NEWS  OCT 11, 2012 – 9:25

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

Elder DJ’s in Inukjuaq 2012

Bridging generations by sharing human moments. Elders try their hand at DJing, showing the youth that your never to old to try new things.  

BluePrint partnership with Nunavik housing.

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 in Kugaaruk

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.  

Buddha dancing over 30 years

Founder of BluePrintForLife dancing over 30 years. Buddha has opened for James Brown, Ice-T, GrandMaster Flash, George Clinton, and the Kirov Ballet.

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