The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada

The Archaeology Centre at the University of Toronto is dedicated to the study and research of ancient civilizations and artifacts. It provides a platform for scholars and students to engage in archaeological exploration and analysis. With a focus on academic excellence and preservation of cultural heritage, the centre offers educational programs and resources that contribute to the understanding of human history through archaeological findings. Generated from their business information

The Holodomor Research and Education Consortium (HREC) is dedicated to promoting the study and understanding of the Holodomor, the devastating famine in Ukraine during 1932-33, established in 2013 with support from the Temerty Foundation. Operated as a project of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies, HREC conducts research and educational initiatives involving scholars and institutions in Canada, the USA, and Ukraine. With a focus on comprehensive research and curriculum development, HREC engages educators and researchers through various programs including grants, fellowships, and training workshops aimed at fostering critical historical thinking. The organization aims to enhance awareness and inclusion of the Holodomor in educational settings while supporting the ongoing research into this significant historical event. Generated from the website

Ukrainian Canadian Research & Documentation Centre (UCRDC) in Toronto is dedicated to producing documentary films, educational materials, lectures, conferences, and exhibits on Ukrainian issues. Serving as a valuable resource center, it houses catalogued archives, oral histories, photographs, memoirs, and personal archives, supporting research and education on Ukrainian Canadian history. Established in 1988, the UCRDC Archive acquires, preserves, and provides access to documentary sources relevant to the Ukrainian Canadian Community. Researchers, academics, and students can explore a range of materials including video/audio interviews, films, photographs, documents, and books, fostering a deeper understanding of Ukrainian heritage and experiences. The UCRDC engages in various projects, such as the groundbreaking oral history project "Children of Holodomor Survivors Speak" and exploring Ukrainian-Jewish relations during the Holocaust. Through partnerships and support from individuals and institutions, UCRDC continues to uncover and share untold stories of heroism, survival, and shared history. Generated from the website content