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The Alberta Foundation for Ukrainian Education and Scholarship (AFUES) supports the advancement of Ukrainian language education in Canada. By fostering and promoting positive social and cultural identity, AFUES encourages innovation and development in Ukrainian language education (ULE). Through its grants, AFUES provides funding for various initiatives such as scholarships, Ukrainian language studies in Ukraine, the creation of educational resources, research projects, and activities that contribute to the sustainability and promotion of the Ukrainian language in Canada. These efforts are aimed at strengthening cultural identity and promoting inclusivity within Canada’s diverse society.

The BCU Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to supporting Ukrainian-Canadian cultural and educational projects. Through financial contributions and volunteer efforts, the foundation promotes the development of community initiatives that celebrate Ukrainian heritage. It fosters leadership and community spirit, ensuring the preservation of Ukrainian cultural identity for future generations within Canada.

Founded in 2014, the Canadian Association of Crimean Tatars preserves Crimean Tatar culture, language, and traditions. It organizes key events such as the annual commemoration of the 1944 Deportation, Iftar dinners, and participation in cultural festivals like Navruz and the Ukrainian Bloor West Festival. The Association also supports Crimean Tatar organizations and individuals in Crimea and Ukraine.

Canada is home to over 200 Ukrainian dance groups, celebrating vibrant traditions through movement and artistry. Ukrainian Dance World has compiled a comprehensive list of these groups, connecting dancers and enthusiasts across the country. Explore the website to find a group near you and experience the joy of Ukrainian dance!

Ridna Shkola programs are usually for elementary school pupils. They teach basic reading and writing, as well as speaking skills. In the older elementary grades, teachers may touch on some grammar and basic history or geography. These schools are organized and administered by churches, Ukrainian organizations, or independent parent or school committees. Classes usually take place evenings or Saturdays in Ukrainian institutions or rented public schools. Some programs are geared towards the second-language learner who knows little Ukrainian, while others are for children who speak Ukrainian at home and need to learn writing and reading skills.

St. Volodymyr Institute (SVI) stands as a venerable institution with a rich history deeply intertwined with the Ukrainian Canadian community in downtown Toronto. For over six decades, the institute has played a pivotal role in fostering Ukrainian culture, education, and community engagement. It features a student residence, theatre, library, art exhibit space, and event venues, hosting cultural events and collaborating with key organizations like the Canada-Ukraine Foundation and the Ukrainian Students' Club at the University of Toronto.

St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Catholic Eparchial Park offers a peaceful retreat where Ukrainian Catholics can connect with God through nature. The park provides recreational activities, youth summer camps, and cultural events. It serves as a space for families, religious groups, and community members to gather, enjoy nature, and strengthen their spiritual and cultural ties.
The park is owned by the Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Saskatoon and is managed by a dedicated group of volunteers referred to as The Park Board.

Stand with Ukraine Guelph is a community-driven organization focused on supporting Ukraine and newly arrived Ukrainians in the Guelph area. Through inclusivity and compassion, it raises awareness of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine while providing support to both local and Ukrainian communities. The group partners with the Holy Protection Church and works to ensure dignity and respect for all.

Find Artists, Musicians, Performance Groups, and Ensembles.
As a committee of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress, the Ukrainian Canadian Arts Network (UCAN) envisions a vibrant Ukrainian arts community that inspires creativity and innovation and is part of the fabric of how we live and work, not only in our Ukrainian communities, but as a diverse and an integral component of the multicultural tapestry of Canada.