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The Canadian Foundation for Ukrainian Studies (CFUS) is a national, non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to securing funds and other resources that will promote the growth and development of Ukrainian Studies in Canada, and elsewhere in perpetuity. CFUS believes that university-level Ukrainian Studies are essential for the healthy growth and development of the Ukrainian community in Canada. Such studies will also add to the body of knowledge resulting from the work of scholars in other countries, including Ukraine.

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The Holodomor Research and Education Consortium (HREC) was established as a project of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Alberta. HREC promotes research of the Holodomor (direct translation from Ukrainian - death by starvation), the man-made famine organized and carried out by Soviet officials and their supporters in 1932-1933.

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SUS Foundation of Canada, an Institutional member of Self-Reliance League (USRL/CYC), was established in l965 to provide financial support for Ukrainian cultural work in Canada.

USRL/CYC, an umbrella organization, through its constituent member organizations, the Ukrainian Women's Association of Canada (UWAC), the Ukrainian Self-Reliance Association (TYC), the Ukrainian Orthodox Youth (CYMK) and the St. John Fraternal Society have fostered the use and the development of Ukrainian language, culture and the Orthodox faith in Canada.

For 75 years the (USRL/CYC) has provided leadership and services to the Ukrainian Orthodox community in Canada by fostering the creation of various programs and institutions.

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The TUGG is a non-profit cultural and educational organization consisting of persons interested in tracing their ancestors, finding the origin and meaning of their surnames and gaining an overall knowledge of Ukrainian genealogy, heraldry, culture, ethnicity, history and geography.

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Ucrainica Research Institute is a charitable non-profit organization dedicated to education and research, providing information on issues affecting the dynamics of the Ukrainian Canadian community within the framework of multiculturalism. Being community-oriented as far as the nature of its research and education goals is concerned, the Institute has become an important resource centre. In this respect, the Institute complements the activities of established academic institutions in Canada in specific areas of research.

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With an eye towards the future the UCRDC is undertaking new projects, designing fresh exhibits and perpetuating its role as a dynamic resource centre within and beyond the Ukrainian Canadian community. The Centre continues to enhance its archival collection of audio and video oral history, unpublished memoirs and photographs.

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Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Ontario Branch is home to a remarkable collection of over 8,000 artifacts of Ukrainian cultural origin. From intricately embroidered textiles and traditional pysanky to wood carvings, ceramics, and sacred objects, each item tells a story of heritage, craftsmanship, and identity.

The museum preserves and shares these cultural treasures to foster learning, encourage dialogue, and deepen understanding of Ukrainian heritage — not only within the Ukrainian community, but among all who seek to explore the richness of cultural identity, history, and art.

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USC is still the premier vehicle for Ukrainian students at University of Toronto to socialize and to build long-lasting friendships.

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