The Snorri Programs
The Icelandic National League of North America is proud to support the Snorri Programs, operated by the Snorri Foundation, a non-profit organization that operates the Snorri, Snorri Plus and the Snorri Alumni Internship programs. Co-operative partners are the Nordic Association, the Icelandic National League of the United States and the Icelandic National League of Iceland. We also work with the Snorri Foundation in operating the Snorri West Program.
For up-to-date information on the program, application criteria, and deadlines, please visit their website at the link below.
2024 Information
Snorri
Application deadline: 15 January 2024
Program dates: 9 June – 13 July, 2024
Snorri West
Application deadline: 19 February 2024
Program dates: 13 June – 11 July 2024
Mountain Corridor (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Utah)
Snorri Plus
Registration deadline: 15 January 2024
Program dates: 19 August – 2 September, 2024
Snorri Alumni Internship
Application deadline: 8 January 2024
Dates: flexible, 5-12 weeks in June-August 2024
Program Information
Snorri Program
For whom? People of Icelandic descent, 20 – 30 years of age
When? 5 weeks in the summer (June - July)
Why? Because it will change your life!
Snorri Plus Program
For whom? People of Icelandic descent age 30 and over; their spouses, family and friends
When? 2-3 weeks in the summer (August)
Why? Because this trip is much more than you could ever imagine...experience your Icelandic heritage on a whole different level!
Snorri West Program
For whom? Icelanders aged 20 – 30 years
When? 4 weeks in the summer (June and/or July)
Why? Because Icelandic traditions and spirit remain strong in the world of Western Icelanders!
Snorri Alumni Internship at Hofsós Emigration Center
For whom? Any alumni of the Snorri or Snorri Plus programs
When? Between 5 and 12 weeks in the summer
What? Volunteer with the dedicated team of the Emigration Center welcoming guests from all around the world and helping to fulfill the Center’s mission work. Assist on research projects developed in conjunction with the US or Canadian Embassies to help promote the strong cultural bonds between Iceland, Canada and the United States.
Scholarships
A number of scholarships are offered by local clubs and organizations to help cover the costs associated with these programs. Please note that all programs are non-profit. Local chapters and individuals of INLNA volunteer their time, accommodations and more to make the Snorri West program the experience of a lifetime.
How To Apply
Visit snorri.is for more information, or contact us to learn how you can get involved!