Programmes The Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda has three interlinked programmes through which we work to achieve our mission... Read more»
News and Events
Celebrating the World Culture Day on
21st May 2012. Read more»
Resources Consult/download our publications or visit our Reading Room, a space within CCFU... Read more»
Our partners CCFU collaborates with other civil society organisations, universities, government institutions and development agencies... Read more»
In the Press
Here are some of the press reports that have captured the impact of our work or on cultural affairs in Uganda... Read more»
Programme partners
Promoting Pluralism Knowledge Programme, Uganda
The Foundation works in partnership with the Development Network for Indigenous Voluntary Organisations (DENIVA), the Human Rights Network (HURINET), the Uganda National NGO Forum (UNNGOF), the Human Rights and Peace Centre (HURIPEC), Uganda Martyrs University – Nkozi, Gulu University, Gulu NGO Forum and Mpigi NGO Forum to implement this programme.
Indigenous Voluntary Organisations (DENIVA)
Uganda Women Network (UWONET)
Human Rights Network (HURINET)
Uganda National NGO Forum (UNNF)
Inter-Religious Council of Uganda (IRCU)
Human Rights and Peace Center (HURIPEC)
Kampala International University(KIU)
Islamic University in Uganda (IUiU)
Gulu University
Nkumba University
Community Museums
CCFU has provided support and continues to work with 21 community museums across the country. See the common brochurefor a list and contact details. In addition, three community museums, Edirisa, Cultural Asset Centre and Cultural Resource Centre work closely with CCFU to implement its cultural heritage education programme.
The CCFU Support Group
CCFU provides a space where stakeholders engaged in the culture sector can meet and discuss issues that (a) are pertinent to promoting culture and development in Uganda and, in some cases, (b) can help shape our agenda to promote “Culture in Development”. Participation in the Support Group meetings is voluntary and open to individuals and representatives from civil society, NGOs, CBOs, academic, religious and traditional institutions as well as government and policy makers. To join, click here.
