 Iiyiyuu-Iinuu women’s perceptions of the Cree Hunters and Trappers Income Security Program 
The Cree Hunters and Trappers Income Security Program (ISP) was established to support the traditional way of life. However, many Iiyiyuu-Iinuu women are dissatisfied with how the program is managed, saying it does not properly take into account their realities. This project aimed at documenting land use by Iiyiyuu-Iinuu women, their perceptions of the ISP, and their suggestions to improve it. Iiyiyuu-Iinuu women play a key role in the traditional way of life and the activities they practice on the land are far from being incidental. They are particularly active in the transmission of knowledge and culture, which are pillars of identity. They raised several criticisms, notably with regard to eligibility criteria, management rules and the level of allowances. They suggested improvements to the program to recognize their role on the land at its true value.