IPinCH is a collaboration of many individuals and organizations, including established and emerging scholars, graduate and undergraduate students, community and professional practitioners, and some two-dozen partner organizations:
IPinCH is a collaboration of many individuals and organizations, including established and emerging scholars, graduate and undergraduate students, community and professional practitioners, and some two-dozen partner organizations:
The Research Team is made up of more than 50 collaborators leading IPinCH research activities, including working groups, case studies, and community-based initiatives.
Partner Organizations are the non-university organizations, including community-based groups, international institutions, scholarly associations, and publishers, with which IPinCH team members work to carry out their research.
Project Advisors are internationally recognized experts in cultural heritage, intellectual property, law, archaeology, and Indigenous issues who provide high-level guidance and direction for the project.
The Steering Committee is responsible for evaluating the direction and progress of the project, including management, administration, research design and work plans.
Fellows are holders of IPinCH Fellowship Awards, including graduate students and post-doctoral fellows.
Associates are an eclectic collection of individuals, including students, scholars, and professionals, with an interest in IPinCH themes.