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Contribution: Documentary Heritage Communities Program

Inuit Broadcasting Corporation

$38,747.00

The Baker Lake Tapes: Cataloguing/Digitizing/Description Archival Project

EF 2020-21 · 2020-05-20

Résumé
The Baker Lake tape collection consists of over 1,000 video tapes in U-matic format, in varying stages of decay. The tapes encompass Inuit cultural, historical, sociological and political development from the late 1970s to 1993. They describe and demonstrate (in Inuktitut) Inuit traditional hunting and fishing skills, shelter, clothing, transportation, food preparation, celebrations, and societal development. Participants include cherished Elders who have since passed on. Tapes include early political discussions leading to the creation of Nunavut. As Baker Lake is the only inland Inuit community in the world, this collection is unique. The Inuit Broadcasting Corporation will catalogue, digitize and describe each tape for public access.
Programme
Documentary Heritage Communities ProgramDocumentary Heritage Communities Program (lien de confiance élevée)
Emplacement
Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada
Type de bénéficiaire
Indigenous recipient
Type
Contribution
Source
Proactive Disclosure - Grants and Contributions

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Agreement End Date
2021-03-31
Agreement Number
2021-0135
Agreement Start Date
2020-05-20
Agreement Title
The Baker Lake Tapes: Cataloguing/Digitizing/Description Archival Project
Agreement Title (French)
Les enregistrements de Baker Lake : projet de catalogage, de numérisation et de description des archives
Agreement Type
Contribution
Agreement Value
$38,747.00
Amendment Number
0
Description
The Baker Lake tape collection consists of over 1,000 video tapes in U-matic format, in varying stages of decay. The tapes encompass Inuit cultural, historical, sociological and political development from the late 1970s to 1993. They describe and demonstrate (in Inuktitut) Inuit traditional hunting and fishing skills, shelter, clothing, transportation, food preparation, celebrations, and societal development. Participants include cherished Elders who have since passed on. Tapes include early political discussions leading to the creation of Nunavut. As Baker Lake is the only inland Inuit community in the world, this collection is unique. The Inuit Broadcasting Corporation will catalogue, digitize and describe each tape for public access.
Description (French)
La collection de bandes de la communauté de Baker Lake comprend plus de 1 000 bandes vidéo en format U-matic, à divers stades de détérioration. Les bandes portent sur le développement culturel, historique, sociologique et politique des Inuits, de la fin des années 1970 à 1993. Elles décrivent et illustrent (en inuktitut) les compétences traditionnelles des Inuits en matière de chasse et de pêche, de logement, de mode, de transport, d’art culinaire, de célébrations et de développement social. Les participants sont notamment des aînés très respectés qui sont aujourd’hui décédés. Les bandes comprennent les premières discussions politiques menant à la création du Nunavut. Comme Baker Lake est la seule communauté inuite intérieure au monde, cette collection est unique en son genre. L’Inuit Broadcasting Corporation cataloguera, numérisera et décrira toutes les bandes afin de les mettre à la disposition du public.
Organization Code
lac-bac
Organization
Library and Archives Canada | Bibliothèque et Archives Canada
Program Name
Documentary Heritage Communities Program
Program Name (French)
Programme pour les collectivités du patrimoine documentaire
Recipient City
Iqaluit
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Legal Name
Inuit Broadcasting Corporation
Recipient Province or Territory
NU
Recipient Type
A
Reference Number
001-2020-2021-Q1-00018