Directory of Cultural Mediators

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This document is one of the activities funded by the Canadian Heritage as part of the governmental inclusive institutions Initiative. The Initiative’s objective is to support federal institutions in responding to the needs and priorities of ethnocultural and ethnoracial communities.

Individuals listed as cultural mediators are not all professional interpreters or translators. However, their contribution is essential and indispensable for effective intercultural communication and understanding within our institutions and parole offices.

Cultural mediators

There are two ways to view the list of cultural mediators: by clicking on the language spoken or by viewing the full list.

Language Spoken

Full List of Cultural Mediators

Cultural mediators are listed in alphabetical order of the languages spoken or understood.

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