This project is focused on the development of two children’s picture books based on Mi’kmaw knowledge garnered through workshops for the project Apoqnmatulti’k – a Mi’kmaw word meaning ‘we help each other.’ The books will be available in both English and Mi’kmaw.
Apoqnmatulti’k in Action: Engaging Communities through Storytelling
Institution: Dalhousie University, Ocean Tracking Network
Lead
- Sara IversonDalhousie University
Funding Call
Knowledge Mobilization
Knowledge Mobilization
Region
Atlantic
Atlantic
Years
2025, 2026
2025, 2026
Funded By
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
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