Journeys For The Curious
Cultural/Art Educators
Journeys For The Curious
Cultural/Art Educators
Margaret Atwood
Author
Author of more than fifty books of fiction, poetry, critical essays, and graphic novels
Mari Kleist
Archaeologist
Mari was born and raised in Nuuk. She is the first Greenlander to obtain a PhD in archaeology.
Maria Merkuratsuk
Inuit Cultural Educator
Maria was born in Nain and has worked with a number of organizations as an instructor of traditional and cultural values.
Martha Flaherty
Inuit Cultural Educator
Martha is an interpreter, translator, cultural educator, and advocate. As a child, she was removed from Inukjuaak to Grise Fiord through Canada’s High Arctic relocation program.
Martin Lipman
Photographer
Martin is a lifelong photographer and a keen observer of moment and light.
Mi’sel Joe
Mi'kmaw Sagmaw
Mi’sel Joe is the hereditary Saqamaw, Administrative Chief, and spiritual leader of Miawpukek First Nation.
Michael Massie
Artist
Labrador-born artist Michael Massie is a Member of the Order of Canada, striving to bridge the gap between two cultures through his art.
Michelle Valberg
Photographer
Michelle is a Canadian photographer best known for her wildlife and Arctic work. She is a visual storyteller with a passion for nature and giving back.
Mike St-Louis
Videographer
Mike is an adventurous explorer who embraces challenges, shares stories with passion through video, and thrives as a creative, valuable, and collaborative team player.
Myna Ishulutak
Inuit Cultural Educator
Myna is an Inuk radio host, film maker, educator, and champion of Inuit language and culture retention.
Nancy Saunders (Niap)
Artist-in-Residence, Inuit Cultural Educator
Nancy is an Inuit multidisciplinary visual artist, especially recognized for her watercolours and line drawings.
Nanna Frederiksen
Inuit Cultural Educator, Expedition Team
Nanna has been in nature and sailing since before she could walk. She loves sailing her boat and being outdoors.
Nauja Bianco
Arctic Policy Expert, Inuit Cultural Educator
Nauja is an Inuk-Danish woman born and raised in the capital of Nuuk in Greenland and now lives in Copenhagen, Denmark. She has a long-standing career within government affairs and diplomacy in the Greenlandic Government, the Danish government, and the Nordic intergovernmental affairs.
Navarana K'avigak' Sørensen
Inuit Cultural Educator
Navarana K'avigak' Sørensen was born in northwest Greenland. She has worked as an interpreter and is a talented drum dancer.