News

2020


October

Heart and soil

Pye Centre website launches; community farm-based research principles and policies released.

Deeply connected

Research rooted in Labrador focused on climate change and mental health is featured in a new highly-anticipated Canadian documentary.

August

Teaching from afar

As the fall semester at Memorial University approaches, many students are preparing to start their online and remote classes from remote locations. Dr. Scott Neilsen especially appreciates the challenges those students face, because he will teach from a remote location himself.

Interim dean of School of Arctic and Sub-Arctic Studies appointed

Dr. Ashlee Cunsolo has been appointed interim dean of Memorial’s School of Arctic and Sub-Arctic Studies of the Labrador Institute for a three-year term effective Aug. 1, 2020.

March

Towards a Labrador Campus

A campus in Labrador provides the opportunity for people can be educated in place and access education that is reflective of their cultures and histories, languages and ways of knowing and doing.

2019


November

No Limits

Business Alumna named Labrador Institute's International Indigenous Intern

October

Public Consultations on October 9th & 16th

Public Consultations for the Public Post-Secondary Education Review taking place in Labrador

September

LI Milestone

Senate supports making Labrador Institute an academic unit.

June

New Indigenous intern search begins

Are you eligible to be the next Labrador Institute International Indigenous Intern?

May

Labrador Research Forum 2019

#LRF2019 has started!

April

Administrative Professionals Day

Celebrating LI's Administrative Staff Specialist

January

Labrador Research Forum coming soon!

Registration is now open!

2018


March

'Awe' inspiring

Field school helping to sustain Indigenous culture, community in Labrador.

2017


November

Labrador Institute of Memorial University and l'Institut Tshakapesh collaborate on Innu language children's book

A children’s book by Dr. Hugh Whitney on dog safety has recently been published in the Quebec Innu dialect.

October

Northern, Rural and Remote Health Conference Livestream

Watch keynote address at NRRH conference live!

 

No Holding Back: HSS Alumna named Labrador Institute's International Indigenous Intern

Jennelle Doyle will represent NunatuKavut, the Labrador Institute (LI) and Labrador as the institute’s International Indigenous Intern this winter.

International Health conference in Happy Valley-Goose Bay this week

The Northern, Rural, and Remote Health (NRRH) conference is coming to Happy Valley-Goose Bay this week.

New videos on LI's YouTube page

Conducting Fieldwork?  Working on a Heritage Fair project?
Help is here for you!

 

June

Birch Island Memories

We want to hear from you!

Labrador Institute Indigenous Internship 2nd Round

Apply Now! Program starts January 2018!

May

"Having a Blast!" in Labrador West

May 8, 6:00 pm in Labrador City.

Labrador Research Forum: LIVESTREAM!

Enjoy selected presentations, right here!

 

 

 

 

 

 

April

Labrador Institute publishes children's book on dog safety

The Labrador Institute of Memorial University, and Mamu Tshishkutamashutau (Innu Education Inc.) are pleased to announce the publication of Uapikun kukuetshitshemu (Uapikun Has A Question), a children's book about being safe around dogs.

March

Labrador and the Population Project

Input on key Labrador research issues required! Respond by April 4th!

Temperature check: Investigating how climate change is impacting Labrador's salmon rivers
While Atlantic salmon is an important part of food security in Labrador, the fish species is also culturally significant to the three Indigenous groups in the region.
Op-ed: Dr. Ashlee Cunsolo

Northern-led leadership in higher education

January

Labrador Research Forum Coming Soon!

You don't want to miss this event!  Register Now! 

 

 

2016


October

Students make a gift of their artwork at Inuit Studies Conference

The artwork was created as part of the IBED program.

September

Core Issues

What can the insides of trees tell us about pollution and waste in our environment?

New Awareness: First International Indigenous Intern named by Labrador Institute

Matthew Pike of Happy Valley-Goose Bay is the Labrador Institute’s first International Indigenous Intern.

August

Director appointed

Dr. Ashlee Cunsolo appointed director of the Labrador Institute

 

June

International Indigenous internship: New opportunity for Labrador graduates

The Labrador Institute International Indigenous Internship is a new opportunity funded by a grant from the International Grenfell Association.