Mukluks and moccasins have been worn for thousands of years. Through the generations, they have become an intricate and beautiful art form, demanding patience and incredible skills from the craftspeople who make them. their creation is a time-honoured tradition that tell stories of language, history and place.

Through our partnerships with Manitobah Mukluks and other supporters, we want to inspire the next generation to continue strengthening cultural ties, building skills and confidence and achieving excellence across Turtle Island. That's why we are helping Indigenous communities reclaim and revive this tradition, through a charitable organization called Manitobah Mukluks Storyboot School. Storyboot School is a place where youth learn the traditional art of mukluk and moccasin-making from Elders and Indigenous artisans, while at the same time facilitating craftsmanship, cultural understanding, creativity and achievement.

Vision

We are working to shape a vibrant future for our people that's rooted in tradition. We hope to see all people benefit from the knowledge of our ancestors and preserve our heritage through education and artistic expression.