Cultural Preservation & Dialogue
Cultural Preservation & Dialogue
We assist communities in achieving their goal of sharing Moroccan heritage and supporting the preservation of the past for a better future.
We assist communities in achieving their goal of sharing Moroccan heritage and supporting the preservation of the past for a better future.
Funded by USAID, our Dakira program explores and strengthens interreligious and inter-ethnic solidarity in Morocco. This unique approach maximizes relationship building through the restoration and preservation of cultural heritage and history.
We facilitate the free lending of land at Jewish burial sites and the construction of community-managed fruit tree nurseries, strengthening inter-religious and inter-ethnic solidarity, preserving cultural heritage, and driving sustainable development. Through caring for a shared space of meaning, the House of Life project continues a long history of interfaith collaboration between Muslim and Jewish community members.
A partnership with the U.S. Embassy in Morocco brings together 8 teams of 60 youth and civil society leaders from around Morocco for a five-day workshop focused on cultural preservation. Participants engage with leading experts in the field, build connections, and develop human-centered design skills for cultural heritage preservation, along with receiving training in data protection, digital storytelling, and project management.
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High Atlas Foundation supports a variety of sustainable development projects within Moroccan communities that may interest you.
Your generosity supports community-led projects that strengthen social ecosystems and cultural connections in communities across Morocco.
