This page features clips from our twenty-two oral history interviews, conducted in conjunction with ICEHR pandemic period protocols in 2020 and 2021.

Visit the MNL in NL’s Digital Archives Initiative webpage to see the full-length interviews.

Oral History Interviews on “Early Memories of Living in NL”

Here is a small collection of video clips in which some of our interviewees share their early memories of living in St. John’s and in other smaller communities in Newfoundland and Labrador..

Oral History Interviews on “Making Connections as a Faith Community in NL”

Here, Muslims who have settled in the province since the 1970s share how they made connections as a faith community.

Oral History Interviews on “Reception of Muslim Identities by the Broader Community of NL”

In their own words, NL Muslims describe how they were received by broader non-Muslim neighbours and communities and whether these perceptions have changed over time.

Oral History Interviews on “Experiences of Racism and Islamophobia in NL”

In these clips, oral history interviewee share their experiences with racism and Islamophobia, and whether these experiences have changed over time.

Oral History Interviews on “Benefits and Challenges of a Growing Muslim Community”

In this series of clips, our interlocutors consider shifts in Muslim communities in the province over the past 30 years. They describe benefits and challenges of a growing Muslim presence.

Oral History Interviews on “NL culture from the perception / experience of NL Muslims”

In these clips, our interlocutors share how they experience Newfoundland and Labrador’s provincial culture.

Oral History Interviews on “Unique aspects of being a Muslim in NL”

Here, our interlocutors describe what they see as the unique aspects of being a Muslim in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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