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Infographic on Yukon's history of land claims and self-government

Infographic on Yukon's history of land claims and self-government
Infographic - printable - English
Infographic - small poster - English
Infographic - large poster - English

Mapping the Way has an infographic that is a visual representation of the history and content of Yukon First Nations land claim and self-government agreements. The infographic is available in various formats for use at meetings, conferences, courses or displays. 

View the infographic.

Contact us at info [at] mappingtheway.ca (info[at]mappingtheway[dot]ca) to borrow the display version or to order copies to use as handouts.

Poster and handout versions:

Printed posters are available on request or you can print in-house on the correct sized paper using a colour printer.

Details:

  • small poster - size: 5” x 18” for use as a handout (available on request).
  • large laminated poster - size: large 11” x 36” for use on display (available on request).
  • handout 3-pages - size: letter 8.5” x 11”  on 3 pages for use as a handout (you can download and print this version in-house).

Sélectionnez le lien "FR" au menu dans le coin droit de cette page pour consulter la version française de l'infographie.

Online version:

View a timeline of Yukon First Nations’ journey towards land claims and self-government agreements. 

Details:

  • content is the similar to the infographic but presented differently.
  • includes photos and a video.

Popup banner version:

You can put a larger version of the infographic up on display. 

A vertical popup banner of the infographic is available for short term loans. Contact us at info [at] mappingtheway.ca (info[at]mappingtheway[dot]ca) to borrow.

Details:

  • size: 3-foot popup in carrying case;
  • must be displayed indoors or sheltered from the elements; and
  • available in English and in French.
     
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