Exciting News for #CAA2025 in St. John’s, NL!
📅 Mark your calendars:
Sessions: May 1–3, 2025
Pre-meeting events: April 30, 2025
🏨 Hotel Announcement:
We’ve secured rates at the Alt Hotel in downtown St. John’s! Visit the CAA website for details!
My Master Plan, the graduate student blog, is back! Jared Thomas, a PhD candidate in Archaeology, introduces a project that documents the invisible history of Indigenous Peoples in St. John’s. The project is seeking a graduate student to participate.
https://t.co/GlzvySSAeM
Check out the final part of our mini-series, "Untold Stories: A Grad Student’s Brief Summary of Indigenous Archaeological History in NL”! Jared T. Hogan discusses the past Arctic and Inuit archaeological cultures in NL. Thank you, Jared!
Read more: https://t.co/sXR28SjjpZ
In Part 2 of our mini-series "Untold Stories: A Brief Summary of Indigenous Archaeological History in NL”, we delve into the First Nations archaeological cultures and uncover the vibrant history of the Indigenous peoples in the region.
Read more: https://t.co/9H5LIENaCZ
RFNL is thrilled to announce the full lineup for this year's Summer Institute!
For more information and to register for the 2024 RFNL Summer Institute, visit https://t.co/gEBk7Ldu7u. We can't wait to share these stories with you!
In this week's Student Blog, we hear from Jared T. Hogan, a PhD candidate in Archaeology. Jared introduced the background of the Indigenous Archaeological History and explained why knowing NL’s Indigenous history is important.
Read more: https://t.co/HpVDWlsSzv
In today’s Student Blog, M.A. in Archaeology candidate Jordan Hollahan talks about intersectionality. When he went to the United Kingdom to complete his master’s degree, he witnessed the firsthand application of intersectionality to academic studies.
https://t.co/wqmwdbDgoo
Very excited to share this piece I wrote for the SGS on introducing Indigenous Education into post-secondary curriculum based on my experience and conversations with Indigenous educators 🧡
It’s Blog Time! 🌟
Today we hear from Jared Hogan. He shared some recommendations for graduate students on integrating Indigenous Education into post-secondary teaching, based on his experience as a Teaching Assistant and Per Course Instructor.
Read more: https://t.co/jWohq6Vexi
I’m very excited to share this piece I’ve been working on re: the Mi’kmaw Mercenary Myth and the Moriori Extinct Myth—myths have been (and still are) used to disenfranchise Indigenous Peoples around the world. Read more below ⬇️ 🧡
Delve into how myths strengthen cultural identity and hold the power to promote stereotypes and injustices. Myths have been used to distort and downplay, if not, erase the role of Indigenous people around the world.
Read more: https://t.co/rnyu2HQtpG
Join @MUNAnthropology, @munarchdept and the Department of Folklore for a captivating discussion on decolonizing literature with Lena Onalik and Andrea Procter!
����️ Tuesday, May 14
⏰ 3:00 PM
📍 The Nexus Centre, SN 4022
I’m very excited to share this blog I wrote for the School of Graduate Studies earlier this semester—make sure to check out some of the resources I’ve shared on Indigenous history in NL! 🧡
It's blog time! Today we hear from Jared Hogan, a PhD candidate in the Department of Archaeology. Jared shares some valuable resources that may serve as a starting point for your self-education on Indigenous culture in NL.
Read more: https://t.co/luVtU60tOj
I’m grading some assignments for ARCH 3290 (First Peoples in NL) and it’s so wholesome and encouraging to see students LOVING My Indian by @robin_sheila & @MiselJoe1 and other Indigenous-authored/themed books on NL history 🧡
Written by Carol Brice-Bennett and revised by Lena Onalik & Andrea Procter, ‘Avanimiut: A History of Inuit Independence in Northern Labrador’ will be available on November 1st!
Find it at https://t.co/RdJCIyPtc1.
DYK? The Moravian Church & the Int'l Grenfell Assn. ran 4 residential schools in the Labrador communities of Cartwright, Makkovik, Nain & Northwest River & 1 in the Newfoundland community of St. Anthony.
#OrangeShirtDay#NDTR
Friday, Sept. 29 events: https://t.co/WwCEUJM75z
Congratulations Drs. Carissa Brown (Geography) and Mark Stoddart (Sociology) on being elected to the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists (RSC)!
Read about all 4 recently honoured researchers from @MemorialU: https://t.co/GQpvZ5ilhw