NunatuKavut
NunatuKavut is an organization based in south and central Labrador, focusing on education, training, employment programs, and advocacy for land use rights.
Territory
NunatuKavut's territory is primarily situated in the south and central regions of Labrador. This area encompasses a diverse landscape that supports the community's traditional lifestyle and cultural practices. The geographical location plays a significant role in NunatuKavut's operations and community activities.
Education, Training, and Employment Programs
NunatuKavut offers a variety of education, training, and employment programs aimed at enhancing the skills and opportunities of its members. These programs are designed to support community development and include initiatives tailored to both young people and adults. The goal is to foster a well-educated and skilled workforce within the community.
Community Hub in Sandwich Bay
NunatuKavut operates a community hub located in Sandwich Bay. This hub serves as a central point for research and educational activities, providing residents with access to resources and information. It plays an essential role in community engagement and development, supporting both educational initiatives and broader community needs.
Membership Criteria
NunatuKavut offers membership based on specific criteria for both residents and non-residents of designated areas within Labrador. Membership provides various benefits and access to community programs and initiatives. These criteria ensure that the community's values and traditions are upheld through a structured and inclusive process.
Advocacy and Bill S-14
NunatuKavut engages in advocacy efforts related to Bill S-14, which concerns the recognition of traditional land use rights within national park reserves. This advocacy is focused on ensuring that the community’s traditional practices and land rights are acknowledged and respected in legislative frameworks. The engagement with Bill S-14 is part of broader efforts to protect and promote the interests of NunatuKavut members.