Rural Resilience Researcher’s Insight on School Food Programs

Dr. Emily Doyle draws from her experience with NL school food programs to give four considerations for rolling out a school food program as the federal government moves to offer children at school access to a national school food program. Click here to keep reading.
Engaging with Mi’kmaw communities on sustainability course development

Avery Velez, a Mi’kmaw PhD student at Grenfell Campus, collaborates with Indigenous communities across Newfoundland to develop an innovative course on the topic of Indigenous/Mi’kmaw perspectives on sustainability. Click here to learn more.
Building Senior-friendly Spaces in Labrador City

Rural resilience researcher, Leanna Butters, works with Labrador City communities to discuss senior-friendly spaces. To learn more and listen to the CBC Labrador Morning interview, click here.
