Our research team shares the highlights of the community-based research process

We’re looking for an Inuit Research Assistant based in Nain, Nunatsiavut to support plastic and other northern contaminant research. All training is provided.

An introductory assignment on the politics of citation, with a guided quiz for students to think about how they might change their citation practices to best align with their values.

We are in Makkovik as part of a long-term plastic monitoring program in Nunatsiavut to identify plastics from shorelines, and we need your help! Makkovimmevugut ilangagijaulluni akuni palâtikkisajannik kamagiamut Nunatsiavummi nalunaitsigasuajumut palâstikkinik sitjanejunut, ammalu ikajuttaugumavugut ilitsinit!

The Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) is seeking to hire 3-4 youth researchers as part of the ‘Cleaning our Land and Water: Community Shoreline Cleanups Initiative’.

Citational politics often means citing a diverse group of authors, but often that will bring up the political and practical problems of categorization.

Here I want to think through the politics and ethics of citing against harm in academia.

CLEAR is excited to share the results of the 2020-2021 Newfoundland and Labrador Food Pricing Project! 

CLEAR Artist in Residence Dr. Pam Hall led us in the creation of a knowledge quilt made from parts of a lab coat.

Artist Emily Roehl worked with CLEAR to create a workbook around the question:

“How might we think about the tensions in attempting to address colonialism in mapping some of our daily engagement with oil?”