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In Canada’s Arctic, reconnecting with culture helps to address violent crime, substance abuse, and a high rate of suicide among the young Inuit By Anne-Sophie Thill Inuit teens learn how to cook salmon over an open fire at a summer camp focused on mental health, in Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada, on
In addition to keeping alive Inuit culture, the organisation Polar Outfitting holds a programme that aims to bolster young people's mental health and teach them to adapt to a changing climate – in a region that is warming much faster than elsewhere.
Filleting a fish, lighting a fire or building an igloo: In Canada's Arctic, Inuit youth are being encouraged to connect with their culture in an attempt to prevent severe depression and save lives.
Filleting a fish, lighting a fire or building an igloo: In Canada's Arctic, Inuit youth are being encouraged to connect with their culture in an attempt to