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A photo of Elder Joe Teddy siting in a chair.

A photo of Nellie Cournoyea presenting a certificate to Joe Teddy.

Joe Teddy is speaking with Agnes White and Murielle Nagy and storytelling while viewing and discussing photos.

A photo of Elders John and Annie Banksland.

A photo of Elders John and Annie Banksland.

A photo of Elders John and Annie Banksland.

A photo of John and Nellie Hodgson in their house in Inuvik.

A photo of John Elanik performing the high kick in front of a group of people.

A photo of Elder John Gruben.

A photo of John Hagen carving a craft that is going to be made out of wood at the Alaska Indian Arts.

A photo of Elder John Holman.

Murielle Nagy and Agnes White interview John Lucas Sr about his genealogy, his lifestyle, and life stories. The second half of the recording is a repeat of the first half of the recording.

A photo of John Raddi and Noah Felix standing against a log cabin.

Photograph of Johnny Allen handing the microphone after sharing a story.

Johnny Allen reacts to a story of Sammy Gruben Sr. at a break.

A photo of Johnny Avatock crafting a piece of art that looks like silver bracelets. The art displays Alaskan Indian Arts.

Elder Johnny Ruben is storytelling about some Eastern Arctic families migrating west, a fatal illness, hardships, priests, Paulatuk starting up, as well as personal stories of his grandparents, and more. To be continued.

Elder Johnny Ruben is completing his storytelling, part two, of his parents and grandparents travels, hunting, and trapping stories.

Photos of Jonah Nakimayak driving boat en route to Hornaday River.

Host of the A Long Time Ago program, Louie Goose airs Raddi Koiksak telling the Legend of Jonah of the Arctic followed by a very short story told by Father Le Meur that he heard in Paulatuuq. Father Le Meur then translates Raddi’s story into…

A photo of Jorgen and Millie Elias with their children in the winter.

A photo of Joseph Pokiak with the remains of a caribou during a hunt at Ren Lake.

Josephine starts by thanking the group and then talks about the Inuvik Tuk highway making it easier to travel but now we spend less time on the land.

Josephine Nasogaluak drum dancing at the storytelling workshop. Her husband Darrell Nasogaluak (Lugga), Hans and Billie Lennie are in the background.