This year, six northern groups have been honored with the Arctic Inspiration Prize, sharing a total of $1.4 million to support various impactful projects across Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavik. The largest award of $500,000 went to 'The Land Remembers Us,' a project that organizes on-the-land camps for residential school survivors, youth, and families, fostering cultural reclamation and wellness. Another significant recipient, 'Southern Lakes Caribou in the Schools' from Yukon, received $475,000 to enhance kindergarten to Grade 12 education through land-based learning about caribou. Additionally, three projects, including 'Dene Language Workshops: The Stories We Tell' and an Arctic drone soccer program in Nunavik, each received $100,000 to promote language learning and youth engagement. An exhibition titled 'Earth, Fire and Flood,' which addresses climate impacts on communities, was awarded $96,400. The awards were presented during the 14th annual ceremony held at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre in Whitehorse.