THE SNORRI PROGRAM

The Snorri Foundation is a non-profit organization that operates two programs: the Snorri Program & Snorri Plus. Co-operative partners are the Nordic Association and the Icelandic National League of Iceland.
The Foundation also co-operates with the Snorri West Program which is operated by the INL of NA.

Our Programs all focus on the history of Icelandic settlers in North America. If you have Icelandic ancestors, if you are interested in the settlement history or just love to travel - the Snorri Program might be the one for you.
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The Snorri Program

A unique opportunity for young people (18-28) of Icelandic origin living in Canada and the United States of America, to discover their roots in a six-week summer program in Iceland. 

Application deadline is January 9, 2019 - Find the application form here

Click here to watch a video from Snorri 2014


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Snorri Plus

A two-week cultural program in August for those who are over 30.  It is suitable for people of Icelandic descent and people who have true passion for Iceland. 


Application deadline is January 16, 2019 - Find the application form here

Click here to watch a video from Snorri Plus 2014

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Snorri West

For Icelandic youth, 18-28, who want to travel to the Icelandic settlements in Canada and the United States for four weeks during mid-summer.


Application deadline is February 22, 2019 - Find the application form here
Watch our video! Click HERE to watch

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"The best weeks of my life! Thanks for this opportunity!"

"The Program was great; I enjoyed my experience to the fullest.
Definitely worth it"

"I loved meeting my relatives, I connected with them so well and learned so much from them about Iceland and our family history"

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"A special part of the program was getting in touch with Icelandic cousins who shared the same heritage I do. I learned so much of the history and culture of my ancestors plus touring and walking in the diverse landscape helped me to appreciate the land of fire and ice.

- Lin Floyd St. George, Utah, USA.

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