Canadian History & Heritage

Canadian history through living memory

Preserving the 1914 Komagata Maru archival records through turn-key classroom toolkits, public memorial exhibitions, and cross-cultural youth workshops across North America.

Three Core Pillars

Living history in action

Primary archival stewardship combined with verified educational toolkits and active intercultural dialogue for Canadian schools.

Classroom Toolkits

Digital Archives

Civic Dialogue

Turn-key primary source modules and lesson units designed specifically for provincial social studies and history curricula.

Verified passenger registries, historical legal records, and high-resolution document scans preserved for academic study.

Interactive public exhibitions and student workshops connecting historical events to contemporary community inclusion.

Preservation & Outreach

Verified educational impact

376

passengers commemorated

150+

schools participating

12,000+

students reached

100%

curriculum aligned

Shared Memory

By remembering the 376 passengers of 1914 with dignity, we build a foundation of empathy for every newcomer arriving tomorrow.

Classroom resources for educators

Request primary source educational toolkits or reserve a mobile heritage exhibition for your school or community center.