NonInuit
NonInuit is a descriptive term used in anthropology, demography, and policy to refer to people who do not identify as Inuit. It is typically employed in Arctic and sub-Arctic contexts where Inuit communities are established. The term serves as a demographic label rather than a cultural or ethnic identity, and it is most useful for describing interactions between Inuit and other groups in shared spaces such as towns, settlements, and co-management areas.
Geography and demographics: Inuit regions include northern Canada (Nunavut, Nunavik in Quebec, the Inuvialuit Settlement Region
Language and culture: Inuit languages (Inuktitut, Inuinnaqtun, Greenlandic) are central to Inuit identity and daily life;
Policy and governance: In Canada and Greenland, Indigenous rights frameworks and co-management arrangements involve Inuit organizations.