Journeys For The Curious
Cultural/Art Educators
Journeys For The Curious
Cultural/Art Educators
Jessica Winters
Inuit Cultural Ambassador, Artist
Jessica is an Inuk from Nunatsiavut. She is an artist, biologist, and curator who has a passion for the outdoors and sharing her culture through various mediums.
Joe Allen Evyagotailak Sr.
Inuit Cultural Educator
Joe is a cultural advocate, community leader, and hunter, who finds peace out on the land and sea where he is in connection with nature.
Joe Atsatata
Inuit Cultural Educator, Expedition Team
Joe lives in Nain, Nunatsiavut and loves to spend time on the land.
Joe Tulurialik
Inuit Cultural Educator, Musician
Joe is a lifelong hunter, fisherman, and musician who finds joy in his cultural traditions, music, and the changing seasons.
Johannes Minik Løvstad Ostermann
Inuit Cultural Educator
Johannes is from Greenland and loves fitness and reading.
John Houston
Inuit Art Specialist, Arctic Filmmaker
John grew up among Inuit while his parents showed Inuit art to the world. He uses storytelling, filmmaking and art to bridge the cultural gap.
Karen Nutarak
Inuit Cultural Educator
Karen is passionate about education and protecting Inuit culture, land, and language. She believes education is key to ensuring that important elements of Inuit identity continue to flourish and are passed on to future generations.
Kaylee Baxter
Archaeologist
Kaylee is an Arctic archaeologist passionate about exploring the rich cultural history of the Canadian Arctic and Greenland.
Ken McGoogan
Author, Historian, Canadian Geographic Ambassador
It took him twenty-five years, six Arctic books, and numerous voyages with Adventure Canada, but author-historian Ken McGoogan believes he has solved the great Franklin mystery.
Kevin Major
Author, Historian
Kevin was conceived a Newfoundlander, but born a Canadian in the year that Newfoundland joined Confederation; he’s been trying to deal with that paradox ever since.
Kyle Kowtak
Inuit Cultural Educator, Expedition Team
Kyle is a Zodiac driver, bear monitor, and Inuit friend!
Lavinia van Heuvelen
Inuit Cultural Educator, Artist
Lavinia is an Inuk artist who makes jewellery. Most of her work is primarily made with sterling silver and natural materials such as ivory and caribou antlers.
Lena Onalik
Archaeologist, Inuit Cultural Educator
Lena is committed to preserving, protecting, and promoting Inuit culture. She is an archaeologist, cultural advocate, crafts person, and proud Inuk.
Lili Ashoona
Inuit Cultural Educator
Lily is proud to call Kinngait home, where family, culture, and community have always been central to her life.
Liz Pijogge
Inuit Cultural Educator
Liz is an Inuk from Nunatsiavut and works as the heritage program coordiantor for the Nunatsiavut Government.