April 5, 2021To find out more about the importance of incorporating video games into K–12 learning, we asked six game designers, developers and educators for their thoughts on the role video games play in 21st-century education.
July 7, 2020In August 2019 the Pinnguaq staff and some volunteers had the pleasure to work with youth members of Curve Lake First Nations, read about what happened!
April 5, 2020In 2010, Labrador endured what became known as the “Year of No Winter,” making travel over ice extra dangerous. Learn how a team of scientists and Inuit collaborated on a project to monitor ice safety in a changing climate.
February 25, 2020Read about the stuff Courtney and Marie-Lee delivered to students in Resolute Bay!
February 24, 2020The delivery team had the pleasure of running a digital skills camp in Pond Inlet. Check out what happened, what was taught, and lessons learned!
September 23, 2019Here are some of our staff members that will be attending schooling in 2019, here’s what they have to say!
May 21, 2019Pinnguaq is holding summer coding camps for 2018! Find more information inside this post.
March 21, 2019In here we look at the past and how far we have come from the beginning, but also show what our plans are for the future of Pinnguaq.
October 11, 2016Exciting new updates are happening to our game “Qalupalik”. In this post we discuss some of our downfalls and some of our triumphs.
October 29, 2015In the post we look at the Syllabics Translator extension on Chrome. We discuss the importance, but also the benefits of moving away from syllabics.
May 19, 2015In this post we will look at where the original ideas for Art Alive come from, how they grew into a life of their own, and where we see them going.
July 2, 2014This blog touches on how indigenous people, sexism, homophobia, transphobia & misogyny is viewed in the gaming industry.
March 17, 2014We look at some video games that try to show representation of Inuit culture, but they don’t get it right and some even stretch the stereotype.