Collaborate with us!
Grassroots communities are at the heart of our project. Our partners range from community-based practitioners and organizations, to emerging researchers and senior scholars in an array of disciplines which together make up the transdisciplinary lens of ICH and sustainable livelihoods.
We have representation from east to west in Canada and we will learn from our international colleagues while also mobilizing knowledge abroad from Canada.
Our partners
If you would like to learn more about some of the ICH work in Canada, check out some of these organizations and their work:
Become a partner!
Student Opportunities
Are you a graduate student interested in the topic of cultural heritage?
Our UNESCO Chair network welcomes students interested in any area of research pertaining to intangible cultural heritage and sustainable livelihoods. Although we are engaged in multiple projects, we also welcome students to join us and research diverse issues in intangible cultural heritage in Canada and internationally, including:
Community Collaborations
Since communities create ICH and keep it alive, they have a privileged place in our work.
Communities are at the heart of our work, and we are ready to connect with organizations, grassroots initiatives, and individuals from communities across Canada and beyond.
If you would like to share success stories, need help finding relevant resources, or are seeking guidance turning an idea into a project on cultural heritage and sustainable livelihoods, please be in touch!
We have experience working with diverse and multi-faceted communities – from tiny, rural, and remote to large urban centres, and from grassroots to institutional levels, as well as with communities of different cultural and linguistic backgrounds.
