Crimean Tatars are the Indigenous people of Crimea, with a rich culture, language, and history. Many were forcibly deported in 1944, and today, thousands continue to face displacement and cultural suppression.

We aim to preserve Crimean Tatar cultural heritage, support the diaspora and displaced families, promote education and language, and advocate for Indigenous rights.

We support Crimean Tatars living in exile, in Ukraine, Canada, and globally — especially youth, women, and displaced families in need of community, education, and cultural connection.

You can volunteer, donate, attend events, or contribute your skills (design, language, organizing). Visit our Get Involved page or contact us directly to learn how.

Not at all. We welcome allies, friends, and partners from all backgrounds who care about Indigenous rights, cultural preservation, and human dignity.

Your donation funds language classes, cultural programming, community events, direct aid to displaced families, and advocacy for Crimean Tatars globally.

Yes. We assist with local integration, translation, legal referrals, housing help, and cultural connection to the community.

We work primarily in English, Crimean Tatar, and Ukrainian. Some events are multilingual or offer interpretation.

Absolutely. We welcome partnerships with nonprofits, cultural institutions, universities, and advocacy groups. Contact us to explore collaboration.

We are a cultural and humanitarian nonprofit. Our advocacy focuses on human rights, identity, education, and peacebuilding.