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Dale
Sperry Mudge was a research associate
at Carnegie Museum of Natural History, and her research focused
on community
cooperatives, especially among women. She and photographer Jim
Burke from the University of Pittsburgh traveled
to the Arctic in 2003 and 2004 to document the changes in traditional
life
that have
occurred
on the
Belcher Islands over the
last century. Mudge and Burke discovered that TV and the Internet,
along with other forms of technology, are firmly established in the
towns of the Far North. This contact with the rest of the world has
been both beneficial and detrimental in various ways, but through it
all, the native Inuit have maintained many of their historical practices..
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