Fonds consists of audio-visual recordings of oral history interviews conducted with Inuit elders regarding social history, archeology, and traditional Inuit knowledge of Kiluhiqtuq (Beechey Lake), Nunavut. Fonds includes transcripts of the interviews, photographs taken during the project, a map of the region used during planning the research, and two versions of the final report "Kiluhiqturmiut nunaa: Inuinnaqtun immersion and oral history project".

Fonds consists of materials created, accumulated, and used during the writing of "Inukkakanailak and other stories". Fonds includes transcripts of the original stories, edited draft versions of the stories, correspondence with an educational consultant, artwork used in the book, copies of the book, and administrative records.

Fonds documents the Stephen Angulalik: Kitikmeot fur trader exhibition. Fonds includes a mural photograph depicting Stephen Angulalik and his family in front of this trading post and trade goods and personal effects originally owned by Stephen Angulalik. Fonds also includes and copies of a tri-lingual booklet entitled "Stephen Angulalik: Kitikmeot fur trader" written for the exhibition. Fonds includes administrative records.

Fonds documents the Tuktu mikhaagut project. Fonds includes audio recordings of interviews with Elders and photographs taken during the interviews. Fonds also includes administrative records.

Fonds consists of audio-visual recordings and photographs documenting the bow workshops conducted in Kugluktuk (Coppermine) and Cambridge Bay (Iqaluktuuttiaq), Nunavut. Photographs depict the participants involved in construction of bows and in oral history interviews. Audio-visual recordings include oral history interviews and footage from the workshops.