Launch of the research report and dissemination of findings Today, the Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda is joined by representatives of civil society organisations, government, UN Departments and the media to launch reports and disseminate findings of a research study that was conducted in 2019 under its Gender and Culture Programme to establish the role of...Read More

Melting snow and rivers in flood   Mitigating the impact of a warming climate on Uganda’s heritage in the Rwenzori and Alur sub-regions   The effects of the receding glaciers on the Rwenzori mountains not only threaten the intangible cultural heritage of the people neighbouring it, but also that of the Alur in the West...Read More

Every year, the Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda organizes a national youth heritage competition for young people in and out of the school heritage clubs. The competition is intended to foster an appreciation of Uganda’s diverse cultural heritage resources through young hands and eyes. In 2020, the competition focused on our cultural and historical sites. Young...Read More