Vol. 41 No. 1 (Women)

This issue focuses on women in Labrador. Honouring Inuit Women’s Leadership by Andrea Procter. Mikak was born around 1740. Fran Williams grandmother is Kitora Boase. Megan Webb’s grandmother is Rose Webb. Tyler Edmunds’ grandmother is Silpa Edmunds. Patty Way’s grandmother is Una Bertha May (Mae) McNeill Pardy. Molly Shiwak’s grandmotherly his Blanche Shiwak. Caroline Nochasak’s grandmother is Sarah Nochasak. Jodie Lane’s Gram sits in the chair and knits. Miriam Brown is Brianna Brown’s grandmother. Taylor Ivany’s grandmother is Jenny Ikkusek. Julius Dicker and Mary Adelaide’s mom was Mary Dicker. Sharon Edmunds mom is Ruth Flowers. When Gwen Watts think about her life, she has been influenced by alot of women. Rose Oliver’s dad and the elders sit around in the kitchen with a pipe smoke. When Richard Learning was 8 year’s old it was him and his mom in the house at that time. Doris Saunders is a native Labradorian of Inuit, Indian and white descent. Cecilia Brown Saunders’ first involvement in the Mokami Status of woman Council was in 1979. Readying for Change by Reta Saunders. The Happy Valley’s Mokami Status of women Council started in the 70’s. A woman Was Just Like A Guy by Aniet Nuna. Marion Kippenhuck was born in Newtown. The Foundation of the Women’s Institute on the Labrador Straights by Helen Woodrow. Between Forteau and L’anse Au Loup stands a Labrador Straights Museum. Some Things Will Never be Forgotten by Stella Fowler. Martha McDonald was widowed at 47 year’s of age. Diane Brown and Ivy Learning were sisters.