Nunatukavut Community Council

  Education is the foundation of opportunity and growth. In Newfoundland and Labrador, Memorial University has long been a place where students from many backgrounds come together to learn, explore, and prepare for their futures. For Indigenous peoples, the university also represents an important space for recognition, respect, and the advancement of Indigenous education. Why Memorial University Matters Memorial University is the largest university in Atlantic Canada, with campuses across the province and students from all over the world. Its mission has always been rooted in public service, diversity, and accessibility. These values make the university a key player in ensuring that Indigenous education is not just supported, but celebrated. However, Indigenous students often face challenges that others may not. From cultural barriers to questions of identity and recognition, their path through higher education can be more difficult. This is why the role of Memorial University is s...