By REBECCA COHOE • MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY GAZETTE • FEBRUARY 28, 2022 “You could say that the linkages between Memorial University and Fishing for Success run as deep as the water just beyond Petty Harbour. The thriving fishing community is home to the social enterprise that teaches traditional fisheries skills while helping participants develop purpose, confidence Read more…
By REBECCA COHOE • MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY GAZZETTE • FEBRUARY 28, 2022 You could say that the linkages between Memorial University and Fishing for Success run as deep as the water just beyond Petty Harbour. The thriving fishing community is home to the social enterprise that teaches traditional fisheries skills while helping participants develop Read more…
By KATIE BREEN • CBC NEWS • JULY 15, 2021 “A marine fisheries researcher and former Girls Who Fish participant is launching a sister version of the Petty Harbour program in Japan. Girls Who Fish is a year-round, biweekly program that teaches women and girls how to fish and empowers them to consider a career on Read more…
FARM TO CAFETERIA • JUNE 08, 2021 “Sea to School is a term used to describe programs that procure local sustainable seafood for schools and promote ocean literacy. These programs take many forms, from serving local seafood in school lunches, to taking students on field trips to local fishing docks, to incorporating Read more…
SARAH CROFT • Memorial University • SEPTEMBER 18, 2018 Kimberly Orren is a co-founder of a social enterprise, Fishing for Success. Before starting her social enterprise career, Orren was a high school science teacher. She decided to leave her teaching career and go to graduate school in Florida to study fishery Read more…
By REBEKAH NOLAN • MAY 2, 2017 “Associate Producer Rebekah Nolan says, Newfoundland’s identity has always been tied to the fishery. It is the thing that brought the first settlers from England and Ireland about 400 years ago, and it continues to be a vital part of the province’s economy. What was initially Read more…
