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“We designed this project to look at the ancient and current practices of working with reindeer hides to craft clothing, shelter covers and ropes, which is key to the Indigenous lifestyle and well-being in this area that’s home to the world’s largest reindeer herding population,” said Nomokonova. “We are collaborating and consulting with Indigenous Knowledge Keepers to interpret ancient practices, and help them promote and pass on this knowledge to generations of urbanized young people who are losing their connection to the culture,” she said. The traditional practices and project findings will be promoted through formats such as workshops, videos and social media that are accessible to Indigenous youth in the region, especially in Salekhard, the capital city.

United statesAndrei gusevAndrei plekhanovLubov vozelovaUniversity of albertaReconciliation commissionTatiana koptseva shemanovskii museumUniversity of saskatchewan usaskOffice of the viceScientific centre of arcticCollege of artsHumanities research councilTatiana nomokonovaIndigenous nenetsInsight grantSocial sciences