Erin Snow- Author

Erin Snow has a passion for writing and speaking the truths, she is a self-published author, who recently published her first children’s book, “What can you see from A-Z under the Labrador Sea.” with some Inuttitut translations, great for early learners and creating cultural awareness and incorporating connections. Presently, in the Faculty of Education at Memorial University.  She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, with a focus on Indigenous Studies and completed Inuttitut Linguistics at Memorial. She has over 25 years working experience. Erin is currently a substitute teacher in the Avalon area with NL Schools. She has worked most of her life with both the provincial and federal governments. But has worked in other sectors, including not-for-profit, aviation, industry, business and is also an entrepreneur.

Erin is an Indigenous woman with deep roots in the south coast of Labrador, member of NunatuKavut. Erin specializes in providing Cultural understanding, awareness and respect in all aspects of her work, life and community. She has deep roots in both Labrador and Newfoundland. She is a mother, wife and daughter. Her mother moved to Labrador at a young age from Stephenville, NL and her father was born in Spotted Island Labrador. She is a business owner, CEO of Labrador Consulting Services.

In Erin’s free time she likes to get outside on the land, ice, snow and water.  She enjoys writing, nature walks and hikes with her family and pet husky dog storm.

Additional information:

Member of Writers NL https://writersnl.ca/members/erin-snow/

Erin Snow – Author Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/people/Erin-Snow-Author/61561300078315/?_rdr

Her book, “What can you see from A-Z Under the Labrador Sea” can be found at many shops throughout the province including Coles Avalon mall, Downhome shops, Coles Village mall, and Chapters on Kenmount, Whalers Station in Red Bay, MUN – Faculty of Education library, Grenfell Variety store and LNCC Visitor Information center in Goose Bay, and across the province at local NL Public Libraries, will be on Amazon soon, and now available online at https://www.labradorconsultingservices.com/category/all-products