Bringing cultural heritage into the classroom. Free educational access for accredited schools and educational institutions worldwide.
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Create and manage classes, assign students, and track participation across heritage modules.
Design heritage-based assignments with interactive maps, artifact analysis, and cultural research tasks.
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World History 101
28 students · 4 assignments
Cultural Geography
22 students · 3 assignments
Indigenous Studies
18 students · 5 assignments
HeritageArk content is mapped to national educational standards across multiple countries.
| Subject | Standards Aligned | Countries |
|---|---|---|
| History | Chronological understanding, historical inquiry | UK, USA, India, Australia |
| Geography | Spatial awareness, cultural geography, map skills | Canada, South Africa, UAE |
| Social Studies | Cultural diversity, global citizenship, heritage awareness | USA, Singapore, Kenya |
| Language Arts | Multilingual literacy, oral history, storytelling | France, Germany, Japan |
| Art & Design | Visual culture, traditional crafts, aesthetic appreciation | Italy, Mexico, China |
Climate science, human rights, and history — taught in indigenous languages so no community is left behind because of language barriers.
Understand climate change, its impact on indigenous lands, and traditional ecological knowledge — from water stewardship to forest protection — explained in your own language.
Know your rights: UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), land rights, cultural consent, and how to defend your community — in your mother tongue.
Your history told by your people: oral histories, ancestral knowledge, and heritage preservation skills recorded and taught in indigenous languages.
Available in these indigenous languages
Share and learn climate knowledge, human rights, and history — in indigenous languages. Published by members, for members.
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Log InWe are actively pursuing strategic partnerships with educational ministries, research institutes, and educational organizations worldwide. Our goal is to integrate HeritageArk into national curricula, support heritage-focused research, and expand access to cultural education for students everywhere. If your institution shares this vision, we would welcome the opportunity to collaborate.
HeritageArk is committed to making cultural heritage education accessible to all. Accredited schools and educational institutions receive free access to the full platform, including all premium features.