Inupiat

The Inupiat are an Indigenous people primarily residing in Alaska, particularly in the Arctic regions. They are part of the larger Eskimo group and have a rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional practices, languages, and strong ties to the land and marine environment. The Inupiat community relies on subsistence hunting, fishing, and gathering, utilizing resources like seals, whales, and caribou. Their language, Inupiatun, is essential to their identity. The Inupiat also face modern challenges, including climate change and economic shifts, while striving to preserve their traditions and cultural practices.