The People of NunatuKavut: The Communities of NunatuKavut.
From Inside Labrador Summer 2013, pp. 48-52.
The People of NunatuKavut: Film explores life and times of Souther Labrador Inuit.
From Labrador Life Volume 7 (3) Summer 2013
The People of NunatuKavut: History in the Making.
From NunatuKavut News Spring/Summer 2013
Treasures of the Past
From NunatuKavut News Spring/Summer 2013
CURA's Michelle Davies, an MA student at Memorial University (supervised by Dr. Lisa Rankin) recently presented a paper titled "Changing Relations: Women's Work Brought to Light in 18th Century Labrador" at the Aldrich Interdisciplinary Conference in St. John's, NL.
Her paper was co-awarded The Vice-President (Research) Prize. Congratulations, Michelle!
Digging into the Past.
From The Aurora 21 January 2013, pp. A3-A4.
Archeology Team Uncovering Coastal History.
From The Labradorian 21 Jan 2013
There will be a viewing of CURA's film The People of NunatuKavut with an introduction by Dr. Lisa Rankin, at the University center (UC-3018) MUN, St. John's campus on Mar 21, 2013 at 10:10-11:00 am.
The film will be shown as part of "United we stand: An Event to Celebrate the International Day for the Elimination of Racism." The event features Inuit games, craft tables, traditional dance, booths and presentations, and international and Aboriginal food for sale. For more information on the event and a full agenda see:
http://www.mun.ca/aro/about/UnitedWeStand.php
A docudrama chronicling the story of the Inuit/Metis of Southern Labrador. There will be a free public viewing of The People of NunatuKavut at the Lawrence O'Brien Arts Centre in Happy Valley, Goose Bay on Saturday Feb. 9 at 2pm. A reception will follow.
Also view a pdf version of the poster advertising the free public viewing. Please feel free to print and post in appropriate locations.