August was a thrilling month as we surpassed 50,000 visitors since our February launch, with over 13,000 views this month alone. From leveraging AI tools for sustainable food production to nostalgic flashbacks on traditional plant knowledge, our youth-driven platform continues to innovate and inspire.
Youth-led Niriqatiginnga platform celebrates reaching 50,000 visitors in its first six months, showcasing young entrepreneurs’ innovation and learning in digital media.
Canadian and American youth leverage advanced AI tools from OpenAI’s Researcher Access Program to revolutionize local food production with sustainable methods.
Discover the timeless charm of homemade bannock with our easy recipe. This traditional bread, with its golden-brown crust and tender, fluffy interior, is perfect for any meal.
In 2013, the Arviat Goes Green projects focused on sustainable food production and traditional Inuit plant knowledge to enhance access to fresh produce in Northern communities.
At its core, Niriqatiginnga continues the important work of the Arviat Film Society, ensuring that stories of success, challenge, and triumph within Indigenous communities are told and celebrated. Each initiative
Explore our fun and creative journey into coffee photography and AI food prompts to create ultra high-resolution images that capture the rich, inviting essence of your favorite brews.
Discover the art of making traditional wojapi jam with our easy recipe! Perfect for food production enthusiasts in Winnipeg, Manitoba, this homemade berry jam brings a taste of heritage to your kitchen. Learn how to craft this delicious treat from scratch and explore the rich flavors of wild berries in every jar.
As a community program, nurturing the skills, knowledge, and networks of our future leaders, this unique, pilot program contributes beyond the success of its participants. It also aims to lay foundations for sustainable and impactful business and entrepreneurship programming.
Our project team is always happy to assist with arranging interviews and access to our programs and activities. Contact us by e-mail at feedback@artsincubator.ca for more information!
Our program is proud to have been accepted into the OpenAI Researcher Access Program.
This year we’re exploring the world of climate entrepreneurship, food security and the arts. Learn more about our program and how your business and organization can support our youth in this exciting new program!
