The key activity of the Alkw Media Society is to administer Nuxalk Radio with the mandate of promoting Indigenous language use and fluency, contributing positively to physical, mental, spiritual and e...
Listen, Hear Our Voices
83 dossiers totalisant 4,644,554 $ CAD. L'octroi médian est de 51,330 $.
Géré par : Bibliothèque et Archives Canada
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Principaux bénéficiaires de ce programme
| Council of Yukon First Nations – Yukon Native Language Centre | $231,338 | 3 enregistrements |
| Walpole Island Heritage Centre - Walpole Island First Nation | $200,000 | 2 enregistrements |
| Gwich'in Tribal Council | $171,895 | 2 enregistrements |
| Inuit Broadcasting Corporation | $159,600 | 2 enregistrements |
| Manitoba Indigenous Cultural Education Centre Inc. | $147,610 | 2 enregistrements |
| First Nations University of Canada | $102,090 | 3 enregistrements |
| Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre | $100,000 | 1 enregistrement |
| Cowessess First Nation | $100,000 | 1 enregistrement |
| Alkw Media Society | $100,000 | 1 enregistrement |
| Splatsin | $100,000 | 1 enregistrement |
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This project builds upon a 2019–2020 digitization project by the Walpole Island Heritage Centre and aims to digitize existing documentary heritage related to the Anishinaabe language and culture held...
The United Chiefs and Councils of Mnidoo Mnsing (UCCMM) Digital Archives project is a reconciliation of existing digital and physical archives at the UCCMM Tribal Council into a searchable database.
University nuxelhot’ine thaa?ehots’i nistameyimâkanak Blue Quills (UnBQ) is establishing a community archive infrastructure for the storage of physical analog and digital audio, visual and textual mat...
Hear our Voices: A Digital Library of photographs of Cowessess First Nation is a compilation of historical photos, events, and documents. Cowessess have many photos of community members that attended...
Splatsin has a vast holdings of archive material that includes genealogical records, pictures, historical records, census, maps, artifacts, DVD collection of oral history, and audio recordings that ha...
The Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre extensive archive and donated collection consists of documents, photographs, periodicals, newspaper clippings, audio recordings and video recordings that ho...
The “Taku River Tlingit Archive Digitization” project will digitize heritage documents, photographs and videos. There are approximately 2000 audio recordings already retrieved, and more are expected....
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The main goal of this project is to digitize, translate, transcribe and build a database of audio, video, and visual assets that are currently housed at Saik'uz band office. This collection represents...
The goal of this project is to create an accessible and searchable digital archive of Native Counselling Services of Alberta’s cultural and historical videos. The archive will consist of collections o...
As a continuation of a previous project, the next phase of Honouring our Ancestor's Gifts (HOAG2) will focus on digitizing 2 000 photos and 1 000 slides cared for by the Manitoba Indigenous Cultural E...
The first phase of this project was funded by LHOV. Now the third phase of work is required to fully arrange, describe and preserve the GTC-GSCI fonds which is a collection of Indigenous traditional k...
This project will implement the first two objectives of the organization’s Digitization Strategy: (1) digitize analog documentary heritage at very high risk of degradation and loss; and (2) acquire th...
The Rama First Nation has a series of language resources that require digitization to ensure that they are accessible online and properly archived for broad access. With the support of Library and Arc...
This project includes the history of Anishinaabe communities in remote northern Ontario, located approximately 600 kilometres north of Thunder Bay and accessible only by plane or seasonal winter roads...
Through previous Listen, Hear Our Voices funding the Yukon Native Language Centre (YNLC) was able to set up a state-of-the-art digitization facility, work closely with 11 of 14 Yukon First Nations (YF...
“Archiving our Histories: Indigenous contributions to Art Histories and Curatorial Studies” is a large-scale project led by the Indigenous Curatorial Collective / Collectif des commissaires autochthon...
The project will focus on digitizing the VHS and audiocassette archives of Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation Language and History Department’s oral histories, training, cataloguing and translation.
Since 1984, the Waskaganish Sibi Ayimuweyabi (WSA) have been conducting interviews with community members, leaders, youth and elders. For this project, it is our mission to go through all the tapes we...
The Louis Riel Institute (LRI) has collected valuable audio recordings spanning two decades; the 1980s-1990s. This project focuses on a collection of audio interviews that document the history, cultu...
This project will create mobile digitization units staffed by post-secondary students to assist local Elders in transferring their media from cassettes, VHS tapes, film negatives, and historical docum...
The Inuit Broadcasting Corporation (IBC) undertakes the annual cataloguing and digitization of as many analog tapes as possible. Analog content is digitized to hard drives for real-time viewing, descr...
This project builds on work funded through Listen, Hear Our Voices in 2020–2022, during which our university/community team repatriated 57 hours of Plains Cree recordings collected by the Royal Albert...
Inuit Broadcasting Corporation (IBC)project will catalogue and digitize 300 Betacam tapes. Project activities will include updating data base and cataloguing, professional bulk digitizing of Betacam a...