Membership
The Membership program was developed at the ICCA’s incorporation in 2006 and will now see the implementation of an Institutional Membership Program; Community Membership; and an ICCA Member’s Database.
Community Membership
The Indigenous Curatorial Collective’s (ICCA) Community Membership Program supports individuals interested in Indigenous arts and curatorial practices, including artists, curators, historians, and arts professionals. This free membership fosters engagement in conversations about Indigenous curatorial work in Canada and internationally.
Through this program, ICCA provides members with access to resources, opportunities, and invitations to key events, such as our biennial gathering. Guided by our vision of Indigenous creative sovereignty, the program supports members in overcoming barriers and empowers future generations to have agency over their cultures.
Institutional Membership Program
he Indigenous Curatorial Collective’s (ICCA) Institutional Membership Program exists to build stronger relationships with institutions who are currently working with or who are trying to work with Indigenous peoples in their spaces. Each relationship developed through this membership program will be different for each partnership as every institution has different needs.
Through this program, the ICCA has the right to directly address institutions that are not implementing recommendations from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in good ways to better serve the Indigenous peoples that interact with those spaces.
