Inupiat people

The Inupiat are Indigenous peoples native to northern Alaska, particularly the Arctic coastal regions. They have a rich cultural heritage centered on subsistence hunting, fishing, and gathering, relying heavily on resources like marine mammals, fish, and game to sustain their communities. Traditionally, they are skilled hunters and craftsmen, known for their igloos, kayaks, and intricate carvings. The Inupiat also have their own language, Inupiatun, and maintain strong cultural practices and oral histories. Today, they navigate modern life while preserving their traditions, emphasizing community, environmental stewardship, and resilience amidst changing Arctic conditions.