Partnerships

Pinnguaq’s new learning resource, called Akinomaage: Exploring Our Seasons, is helping learners and educators connect to their environment while discovering how science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) can be found in nature. 

Our client is an incredible non-profit focused on equipping young learners with the skills and confidence to drive change, and developing their 21st century skills and competencies. Pinnguaq was retained to reboot their current site with less – but more meaningful – content.

The award-winning game Osmos has released a new update and with it new strings of Inuktitut, translated by Pinnguaq.

Thanks to the generous funding provided by the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario), more than 30 Indigenous job seekers and nine Indigenous-owned businesses have grown through Pinnguaq’s SuccessWorks program so far, contributing to a more diverse, inclusive and impactful digitally-skilled workforce.

Five years ago, Pinnguaq was selected as a delivery partner for the 2018 Digital Skills for Youth (DS4Y) program, funded by the Government of Canada. DS4Y continues to be a shining example of how gaining digital skills can provide sustainable, local careers in science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM).

It’s one thing to read about the changing of the seasons, it’s quite another to feel the crisp air, see the frost and smell the fallen leaves. As informative as books and screens can be, nothing beats learning about the science of the natural world immersed in the natural world.

How can we make our stories more meaningful? How can we use multimedia to share our experiences? How can we connect with others in an impactful manner? A new, no-cost storytelling workshop may be just what you need to enhance your storytelling and strengthen those connections.

As the economy, and society, becomes increasingly dependent on digital expertise, Pinnguaq’s Digital Skills for Youth program is helping prepare young people for successful careers while meeting the growing needs of their communities.

On August 14, 2020 Pinnguaq held a week long workshop partnered with Kids Help Phone to create an animated short video. Learn more about it inside!

In this post we talk about all the amazing things we have done as recipients of the DS4Y program from 2018 to 2020. Stay tuned for an exciting announcement coming soon!

Nunavut has won the $10 million Smart Cities challenge prize! Learn about it here and what our part was in this challenge.

While we were in the process of applying to the CanCode grant, we were approached by the Mushkegowuk Council to deliver programs in their communities.

We are working with QHRC to focus on the data of climate change. Here’s what we are doing.

In early 2017, Pinnguaq received the opportunity to work with Red Cloud Studios producer, director, and actor Jennifer Podemski on her upcoming television documentary entitled Future History.

Pinnguaq, in collaboration with Sesqui has finally released Meridian, a collection of six VR experiences on available on multiple platforms.

Do you plan on attending post secondary and are in need of a computer? Contact CFSN for help!

Sesqui is doing some amazing things, and Pinnguaq is proud to celebrate our involvement with this project.