Canadian Association

of Crimean Tatars

MİLLET! VETAN! QIRIM!

Canadian Association

of Crimean Tatars

MİLLET! VETAN! QIRIM!

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View fullsize Join the Canadian Association of Crimean Tatars! We are actively growing our team and currently have many volunteer opportunities open — from media and content creation to cultural programming, event support, community outreach, public relati

The Canadian Association of Crimean Tatars (CACT) is a non-profit organization that unites the Crimean Tatar diaspora in Canada and promotes cultural preservation, human rights, and community advocacy.

Areas of Activity

Organizing Cultural Events & Initiatives

Promoting traditional music, language, and history through public programming.

Promoting Crimean Tatar Culture

Raising awareness through education, art, and storytelling.

Uniting Crimean Tatars in Canada

Creating a strong, visible, and connected diaspora.

Supporting Political Prisoners

Raising awareness and humanitarian aid for victims of repression in occupied Crimea.

Collaborating with Ukrainian Organizations

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Countering Russian Propaganda

Providing accurate information and amplifying Crimean Tatar voices.