"The Gwich'in Atlas: Place Names, Maps, and Narratives."
Aporta,Claudio, Ingrid Kritsch, Alestine Andre, Kristi Benson, Sharon Snowshoe, William Firth, and Del Carry
In: Developments in the Theory and Practice of Cybercartography, Second Edition, pp 229-244. Edited by D.R.Fraser Taylor.
Published by Mercury Series. Canadian Ethnology Service Paper 136, Canadian Museum of Civilization, 2001, 290 pages
ISBN 0-660-17841-9
Keeping our Traditions Alive: Compendium of Best Practices in Promoting the Traditional Ways of Life of Arctic Indigenous Peoples
Arctic Council International
Published by The Arctic Council Secretariat. 2015, 71pp.
ISBN: 978-82-999755-3-7
Allen, Dennis. 2014.
Memories of Hay River Residential School.
Short film about Mary Kendi, runs 5:13.
Allen, Dennis. 2014.
Memories of the Mouth of Peel Village.
Short film about Mary Kendi, runs 3:48.
GSCI was approached by Mabel Brown (Mary Kendi's daughter) to record her mother's life history on film.
Astronomy North Society 2010
Legendary Sky Exhibit
Exhibit designed by the Astronomy North Society in partnership with the Department of Education, Culture and Employment, the Canadian Space Agency, and the Gwich'in Social and Cultural Institute, among others.
Gwich'in Social and Cultural Institute 2016.
Yi'eenoo Dai' Gugwandak Gwich'in Legends.
Published by the Gwich'in Social and Cultural Institute. DVD. 3 hours 45 minutes.
Gwich'in Social and Cultural Institute and Canadian Broadcast Corporation. 2011. Legends of the Gwich'in of the Western Arctic. Two CD set/Radio play. 90 minutes total.
Gwich'in legends recorded in Gwich'in, then radio scripts were written and reviewed. Radio plays were recorded and played on the CBC national radio program Ideas. A DVD of the legends was also produced and distributed. Eighth of a series by CBC.
Radio scripts in English and Gwich'in available for download.
Spruce Trees and Gwich'in Traditional Knowledge: Their Importance in the Northwest Territories
Andre, Alestine and Ingrid Kritsch
In: Forager. Number 2, Fall 2015. pp. 46-55.
For the Gwich'in of the Northwest Territories, the spruce tree has held particular significance for generations. Now through intergenerational programs the Gwich'in are revitalizing their Traditional Knowledge and helping youth from their communities interact with that knowledge.
Sarah Simon, Fort McPherson, NWT: A Pictorial Account of Family, Church, and Community
Simon, Sarah
Whitehorse: Council for Yukon Indians and the Government of Yukon.1982. ISBN 1-896382-54-1.
James Jerome: Vàh Gwank’òo Oonjii K’iighe’ uk Katr’idi’ii Kaiik’ìt Kat - Fish Camps Through a Gwich’in Lens. September 2009-December 2010 Calendar.
Kritsch, Ingrid and Erin Suliak
Gwich'in Social and Cultural Institute, 2009
Dog Pack, Fish Trap, Willow Bark Net and Caribou Snare Posters promoting the online exhibit "Gwadal' Zheii: Belongings From the Land"
Gwich'in Social and Cultural Institute, 2011
