Where Dignity Grows: Stories of Self, Others, Nature, and Community

Jamie Bell is a writer and community-based creator whose work bridges storytelling, technology, and the North. His stories weave together resilience, memory, and innovation, drawing on lived experience and a commitment to amplifying voices too often left unheard.

Tony Eetak is a youth Inuk artist and musician whose creativity knows no bounds. Originally from Arviat, Nunavut, he finds his voice on the piano and keyboard. An avid composer of electronic music, He is a National Role Model and long-time volunteer with Global Dignity Canada, and a member of the Arviat Film Society. He is also a founding member of The Arts Incubator Winnipeg and a collaborator with the Art Borups Corners storytelling and literacy program. Tony translates the world around him into melodies and harmonies, crafting music that speaks with a quiet and powerful beauty. He is fond of playing piano and acoustic guitar.

Hailing from Arviat, Nunavut, Eva Suluk is an interdisciplinary artist and storyteller whose work is deeply rooted in the land. An accomplished hunter, filmmaker, and traditional drum dancer, Eva weaves together the ancient and the modern in her art. She finds her greatest inspiration and stories while spending time on the land, where her hunting adventures and love for her culture guide her creative spirit. She is a long-time volunteer with the Arviat Film Society and Global Dignity Canada and a founding member of The Arts Incubator Winnipeg and Art Borups Corners storytelling and literacy clubs.