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Qanuqtuurniq - DAY THREE

"Qanuqtuurniq - Finding the Balance" - May 13, 2009 starting at 4pm

Episode on Inuit Youth, Coping Skills and Endurance: "Makkuktuuvunga, Upimmavunga – I am young, and I am proud"

Many things are being done at the community level – often by youth themselves – to help young people cope with and overcome difficult times in their lives."Makkuktuuvunga, Upimmavunga – I am young, and I am proud" will get youth talking about how they deal with problems, face challenges, and move forward. The episode will also share some stories of promising programs and activities that are making a difference in the lives of Inuit youth. It will provide suggestions for how families and communities can support youth, build self-esteem and give them hope.

Planned Power Outage For All GCI Customers

On Tuesday, May 12 at 1am there will be no 360 North service on GCI Cable for approximately 1.5 hours as we replace one of our transmitters. We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause but we hope this upgrade will improve service in the future!

Thanks for your patience!

Qanuqtuurniq - Finding the Balance - DAY ONE

The First Episode of Qanuqtuurniq begins today and is on Inuit Men's Health: "Angutiili qanuiliqpat? – How are we as men?"

Airing TODAY starting at 4pm! Inuit men have experienced many changes to their way of life in just two generations. This has sometimes left Inuit men feeling lost and unsure of their place in the family and community. Men need a voice. They have important things to say and contributions to make. Programs and services for men – many created and led by men – are giving them an opportunity to seek help, better understand their needs and strengths, and revive their traditions and culture.

In "Angutiilli qanuiliqpat? – How are we as men?", viewers will see stories of community programs that are helping Inuit men to improve their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. Tune in to 360 North today at 4pm for first day of this 3-day event!

Qanuqtuurniq - Finding the Balance

Qanuqtuurniq - Finding the Balance is an Inuit health forum that will bring health information and stories about successful Inuit community health projects.

Airing this week on 360 North, Qanuqtuurniq is being coordinated by the Inuit Tuttarvingat, the Inuit-specific centre of the National Aboriginal Health Organization. It involves a project team of health promotion experts, researchers, Inuit organizations, community members, and northern broadcasters, as well as several working groups that are helping to develop the content.

All three days of programming will be live and interactive through phone and e-mail and
aired in the Inuit language with English captions.

Qanuqtuurniq begins on Monday, May 11 at 4pm.

Don't Miss the Juneau Health Summit!

Thursday, May 7 at 8p.m. kicks off this important health event!

The event includes a motivating talk from Dr. America Bracho, the executive director of Latino Health Access in Santa Ana and an awards ceremony led by Mayor Bruce Botelho. Awards are presented to members of the community who have served as role models and promote wellness.

Don't miss the youth award, given to Max Blust. One of the best awards of the evening!

We Shall Remain - Episode 4

360 North is proud to present a very special airing of the American Experience five part series, We Shall Remain. On Monday, May 4 at 8pm we will air the fourth episode of this powerful historical documentary that talks about Native history like you've never seen it before.

Episode 4 - Geronimo

Monday, May 4 at 8pm

As the leader of the last Native American fighting force to capitulate to the U.S. government, Geronimo was seen by some as the perpetrator of unspeakable savage cruelties, while to others he was the embodiment of proud resistance