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Our approach reflects the same values we fund: trust, reciprocity, and respect.

The Inuit Nunaat Fund is an Indigenous-led initiative dedicated to supporting Inuit self-determination, bold dreaming, community-led solutions, and thriving futures across Inuit Nunaat. The INF creates impact by reducing barriers, trusting local leadership, and investing directly in community-led priorities such as language, land, and well-being.

28/09/2026

Want to learn more about the Inuit Self-Determination Fellowship?

Register for an information session at one of the links below. Topics will include eligibility, application and selection processes, and what will happen during the Fellowship.

Hope to see you there.

12pm Alaska time, 4pm Eastern time, 7pm Western Greenland time
Friday, October 2, 2026:
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8am Alaska time, 12pm Eastern time, 3pm Western Greenland time
Saturday, October 3, 2026:
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23/09/2026

Want to apply to Katititsiniq but need inspiration? Visit our website to see past grantees and to imagine a gathering that you could host.

Katititsiniq can provide up to $150,000 USD to host a gathering that brings Inuit together from Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland), Canada, and Alaska to build relationships, share knowledge, and collectively shape the future of our communities.

www.inuitnunaatfund.org/learning-and-exchange

16/09/2026

Our newest program is now open for applications.

The Inuit Self-Determination Fellowship will support Inuit who are reclaiming, revitalizing, and celebrating Inuit culture and self-determination with a flexible grant of $120,000.00 USD.

Nine Fellows from across Inuit Nunaat will be selected to explore and deepen their knowledge in their chosen fields together over eighteen months.

Through regular online communication and two in-person international gatherings, our Fellows will re-establish Inuit connections and strengthen communities throughout our regions.

Apply or nominate an Inuk online, by email, or by phone. The fellowship begins January 2027 and runs until June 2028.

For more information, visit our website at www.inuitnunaatfund.org/inuit-self-determination-fellowship.

14/09/2026

Do you have an idea for an international gathering of Inuit from across Inuit Nunaat? Make it happen by applying to our Katititsiniq learning and exchange program.

Inuit individuals, organizations, or collectives can apply for up to $150,000 USD to host a gathering that brings Inuit together from Alaska, Canada, and Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) to build relationships, share knowledge, and collectively shape the future of our communities.

Apply by October 16, 2025.

For more information and to apply, visit www.inuitnunaatfund.org/learning-and-exchange.

26/08/2026

We are happy to introduce and highlight our community partner, the Yukon River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission. Committed to protecting the health of the Yukon River and its fish populations, this Commission was built by Tribal Governments and First Nations situated along the far flowing river in both Alaska, USA and Yukon, Canada. The Commission has always recognized that unity, shared values, and traditional stewardship protocols are foundational to achieving Indigenous food sovereignty and self-governance.

As a consortium of many different tribes and nations, they’ve been able to build meaningful relationships to form a collective voice. They know that the Yukon River binds and nourishes many Inuit, Athabascan, and First Nation peoples, and that when the salmon and other fish are taken care of, all can benefit.

To learn more about the Yukon River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission, visit their website at www.yritfc.org. 🐟

20/08/2026

Partnering with Ilitaqsiniq to support their Pilimmaksaijuliriniq Workshop in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut and the community members who empower our communities is a great honor. The front-line cultural programming that workshop participants lead is invaluable and transformational. The Elder-guided teachings and wellness practices learned at this workshop will be taken home by participants to incorporate and ensure Inuit can continue serving Inuit with care. Inuit Nunaat Fund is proud to uplift community partners like Ilitaqsiniq who are already doing meaningful work on both an individual and community level.

We hope you all travel home replenished and feel the gratitude we have for everything you do for Inuit across Inuit Nunaat! 💚

19/08/2026

Save the date: join Inuit Nunaat Fund September 23rd at New York Climate Week as we partner on a panel discussion with Ishkode Fund, Native Movement, Spruce Root/Sinew Fund, and Seventh Generation Fund, moderated by Talmapais Fund.

What/suna:
Indigenous-led Philanthropy in the Arctic: A No-Borders Approach to Protecting the Arctic

When/kangâ/qakugu:
3:00pm - 4:30pm EST

Where/nami/sumi:
3041 Broadway, Room 207, New York, NY 10027

14/08/2026

INF congratulates community partner, Ittaq Heritage & Research Centre, on hosting an amazing hunters’ learning & knowledge exchange in Qaqortoq, Kalaallit Nunaat 🇬🇱. The exchange brought together skilled hunters from across Inuit Nunaat to discuss hunting as an economic base, food security source, and form of maintaining environmental stewardship.

This exchange is a natural extension from Angunasuktiit, one of Ittaq Heritage & Research Centre’s land-based programs. Angunasuktiit is a full-time hunter-instructor group in Kangiqtugaapik, Nunavut that hunts for the community and teaches local youth the skills required to safely practice traditional Inuit livelihoods.

Wishing you safe travels and a plentiful fall harvesting season! 💛

13/08/2026

INF congratulates community partner, Ittaq Heritage and Research Centre, on hosting an amazing hunters’ learning & knowledge exchange in Qaqortoq, Kalaallit Nunaat. The exchange brought together skilled hunters from across Inuit Nunaat to discuss hunting as an economic base, food security source, and form of maintaining environmental stewardship.

This exchange is a natural extension from Angunasuktiit, one of Ittaq Heritage & Research Centre’s land-based programs. Angunasuktiit is a full-time hunter-instructor group in Kangiqtugaapik, Nunavut that hunts for the community and teaches local youth the skills required to safely practice traditional Inuit livelihoods.

Qujannamiik for sharing such beautiful photos. Wishing you safe travels and a plentiful fall harvesting season! 💛

11/08/2026

Inuit Nunaat Fund is thrilled to introduce Debbie Mekiana as our newest advisory council member!

Debbie Mekiana is Iñupiaq and spends her time between her home community of Anaktuvuk Pass and Fairbanks, Alaska. Her father was David Mekiana of Anaktuvuk Pass and her mom is Mary Anderson Mekiana from St. Paul, Minnesota. Her career has been guided by her commitment to serving Inuit students navigating western education systems. She has created more equitable and accommodating pathways for Inuit to achieve success as defined by our own communities.

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