Gjoa Haven journalism student wants more Inuit telling their own stories
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The hands-on program, launched by the Inuit Broadcasting Corporation, helps Inuit aged 18 to 30 develop skills in film, television and digital media.
Hatkaittuq was accepted into the program alongside 18-year-old Alanna Dean, whose family is from Iqaluit, and 18 others.
Travel, accommodation and meals for students attending the intensives, as well as travel for a two-week internship, are covered through a three-year, $3.2-million partnership between Carleton University and the Mastercard Foundation’s EleV program.
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EDUCATION OCT 20, 2026 – 2:30 PM EDT
Gjoa Haven journalism student wants more Inuit telling their own stories
Emerald Hatkaittuq working to earn Carleton University Indigenous journalism certificate
Emerald Hatkaittuq wears audio recording equipment while studying for Carleton University’s Certificate in Journalism in Indigenous Communities on Manitoulin Island, Ont., in September. Hatkaittuq, who is from Gjoa Haven, is one of the first two Inuit students enrolled in the nine-month program.…
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