November 07

International Inuit Day honors the traditions, languages, and contemporary achievements of Inuit communities from Alaska to Greenland. The day features cultural events such as throat singing, drum dancing, and art exhibitions showcasing carving, printmaking, and sealskin crafts. Workshops and lectures raise awareness about issues affecting Inuit peoples, including climate change impacts, language preservation, and food security. Global indigenous rights organizations and local governments issue statements supporting Inuit self-determination and cultural sustainability. The observance promotes solidarity with Inuit nations and encourages respect for their enduring connection to the land and sea.