The Storyboot School teaches the art of mukluk and moccasin-making in an effort to keep traditions alive and inspire the next generation of Indigenous artists.

Manitobah Mukluks Storyboot School was featured in quite few media outlets sharing its vision on creating spaces that support revitalizing of Indigenous Culture. Here you'll find one from the Toronto Star.

The Storyboot School is working to re-popularize the traditional art form.

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It’s a perfect sun-filled fall afternoon, but a group of students are already thinking about the cozy sartorial trappings of winter. They have come to Toronto’s Bata Shoe Museum to learn how to make a pair of the fur-lined suede mukluks that are traditionally worn by Canada’s Arctic indigenous communities and have become a symbol of both indigenous heritage and survival.