Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada is a national representative organization that aims to empower and advocate for Inuit women across Canada. With a 15-member Board of Directors, Pauktuutit works to raise awareness about the needs of Inuit women, promote equality and social improvements, and support their full participation in community, regional, and national life. Since its establishment in 1984, Pauktuutit has been dedicated to the social, cultural, political, and economic betterment of Inuit women, their families, and communities.

They collaborate with government, community leaders, and Inuit organizations to help Inuit women reach their full potential in safe and happy communities. Pauktuutit offers various projects and initiatives to address the unique challenges faced by Inuit women. Their work includes violence and abuse prevention, justice, health, social and economic development, and more.

Additionally, they provide shelters for those affected by gender-based violence and work towards ending stigma surrounding issues like Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and cannabis use. Stay updated with Pauktuutit's ongoing efforts and support for Inuit women by subscribing to their newsletter. Join them in their mission to create positive change and empowerment within the Inuit community