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Indigenous Youth Advisory Circle Ideabook

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15 I think to gain more land based teachings we must utilize our elders and get them fully involved in any way we can. They have all of the knowledge we need... I remember the best feeling in the world was when I was a little girl exploring the land and always being taught the simple teachings of Respect, Care, Share and Teach. — Shaheen Baker Pelly Crossing I love that when I teach youth how to throat sing I get to practice communication! I try to let them learn the basics then build on their skills. This can be applied to many leadership and teaching situations like catering to an individual's needs. — Caroline Nochasak Nain Nunatsiavut Living in a small community it's nice knowing that a lot of people care about you and can support you, but there are changes that I would like to see back home and everywhere. Keeping our land clean, more respect for each other and education for example. Going to school can't just be about passing any more it needs to be about learning. We need to be supported better to reach higher education, but this learning needs to be centred around respect for each other and the land. There should also be more of a focus on embracing our culture and our language in school because it brings such important knowledge. — Renee Angotialuk Naujaat

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