The Coalition for Canadian Digital Heritage (CCDH), formerly the National Heritage Digitization Strategy, is a cross-sectoral coalition of memory organizations committed to expanding digital access to Canada’s cultural heritage. We strive to build an inclusive community of practice; enabling and coordinating collaboration, capacity, and resources to advance shared priorities.

By uniting as a community, we more effectively harness the available resources and advocate for a sustainable future for Canadian digital heritage. 

The CCDH acknowledges the territories of Indigenous nations and peoples that exist in lands now known as Canada. The CCDH commits itself to respecting the inherent rights of Indigenous peoples to the dignity and diversity of their cultures, traditions, histories and aspirations.

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Call for Nominations: Coalition for Canadian Digital Heritage Executive Committee

The Coalition for Canadian Digital Heritage is seeking: Particularly, CCDH is seeking directors or senior level staff from the Museum and Archives, and Indigenous cultural memory sectors. The CCDH welcome candidates who can bring a First Nations, Inuit, or Métis perspective to the committee. The Coalition for Canadian Digital Heritage (CCDH) is a cross-sectoral coalition … Continue reading Call for Nominations: Coalition for Canadian Digital Heritage Executive Committee

CCDH 2025 Year in Review

Our 2025 Year in Review is now available, showcasing the progress made by CCDH over the past year. This document provides information about our strategic framework, the work completed by our various working groups, and the direction of our future work.  Please read the Year in Review and distribute it within your networks to interested … Continue reading CCDH 2025 Year in Review

Now Open: CCDH Canadian GLAM Digitization Capacity Survey!

About the Survey The Coalition for Canadian Digital Heritage (CCDH) is conducting a national research survey to better understand digitization capacity across Canadian Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM). While digitization has become central to access, preservation, and outreach, Canada lacks up-to-date, sector-wide data. This study will provide a comprehensive up-to-date benchmark. Access the survey … Continue reading Now Open: CCDH Canadian GLAM Digitization Capacity Survey!

2024 Year in Review

To showcase the progress made by CCDH over the past year, we are excited to announce that our 2024 Year in Review is now available. This document provides information about our strategic framework, the work completed by our various working groups, and the direction of our future work.  Please view it here and distribute it … Continue reading 2024 Year in Review

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