- British Columbia: Natalia Jatskevich, Victoria Grando
- Alberta: Natalia Onyschuk, Nataliya Tyshchuk, Taras Podilsky
- Saskatchewan: Larissa Van Caeseele, Rhea Good
- Manitoba: Val Noseworthy, Irka Balan
- Ontario: Sophia Isajiw, Tamara Kowalczyk, Olia Nowosad, Lesa Semcesen
- Quebec: Zorianna Hrycenko-Luhova, Marika Putko, Bohdanna Klecor-Hawryluk
Committee Members
NHEC consists of representatives from the following provinces:
Main achievements
The National Holodomor Education Committee (NHEC) together with the Holodomor Education Team (UCC-Toronto) have worked hard for a decade to ensure that the Holodomor is included in the Ontario curriculum and have contributed to its inclusion in other provinces in Canada. These individuals and their organizations have worked together as a team to advocate with Ministries of Education and individual MPs, review committees on curriculum, curriculum consultants, individual school boards and administrators, to ensure that the Holodomor is included as a topic to be taught in Canadian schools, and have prepared the teaching materials with which it can be taught.
Articles
Featured Articles
April 14, 2022
Growing up in a forced famine: Remembering the stories of Ukraine’s Holodomor survivors
February 1, 2021
Global News on Holodomor Memorial Day in Saskatoon
December 7, 2020
Valentina Kuryliw delivers a lecture at the University of Minnesota
November 6, 2020
HREC Educator Award Winners Announced
September 18, 2018