The Membership program was developed at the ACC-CCA’s incorporation in 2006 and will now see the implementation of an Institutional Membership Program; Community Membership; and an ACC-CCA Member’s Database.

Community Membership
The ACC-CCA considers community members as both Indigenous and non-Indigenous individuals interested in engaging in conversations on Indigenous curatorial practices in Canada and internationally. This membership is free and the ACC-CCA’s staff commits to ensuring that each member is aware of all ACC-CCA opportunities and is invited to our biennial gathering.

Institutional Membership Program
Through this program, the ACC has the right to directly address institutions that are not implementing recommendations from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in good ways to better serve the Indigenous peoples that interact with those spaces.
Membership Levels
- Recipient of ACC resources and Institutional Handbook; and
- Invitation to Gatherings and ACC events.
- Annual review of commitments towards best practices of working with Indigenous professionals;
- Recipient of ACC resources and Institutional Handbook; and
- Invitation to annual gatherings and ACC events
- Annual review of commitments towards best practices of working with Indigenous professionals;
- Recipient of ACC resources and Institutional Handbook;
- Optional quarterly calls with the ACC to ask questions and get suggestions on best practices, job calls and position development;
- Ability to have jobs and other opportunities posted on the ACC's website; and
- Invitation to annual gatherings, ACC events and private gatherings.
Friends of the ICCA
Alberta Craft Council
Calgary, AB
website
Art Gallery of Windsor
Windsor, ON
website
Audain Gallery, SFU Galleries
Vancouver, BC
website
Art Museum, University of Toronto
Toronto, ON
website
Bill Reid Gallery
Vancouver, BC
website
Eyelevel
Halifax, NS
website
Iota Institute
website
OCADU Onsite Gallery
Toronto, ON
website
Or Gallery
Vancouver, BC
website
Saskatchewan Craft Council
Saskatoon, SK
website
ICCA Allies
221a
Vancouver, BC
website
Canadian Museums Association
Reconciliation Program
website
Craft Council of Newfoundland & Labrador
St. John’s, NL
website
Critical Distance
Toronto, ON
website
Doris McCarthy Gallery
Toronto, ON
website
Durham Art Gallery
Durham, ON
website
Mackenzie Art Gallery
Regina, SK
website
MacLaren Art Gallery
Barrie, ON
website
Morris & Helen Belkin Art Gallery
Vancouver, BC
website
Owens Art Gallery
Sackville, NB
website
Trinity Square Video
Toronto, ON
website
ICCA Star Allies
Art Gallery of Burlington
Burlington, ON
website
Canadian Art Museum Directors Association (CAMDO-ODMAC)
National, Canada
website
CARFAC National
National, Canada
website
Koffler.Digital
Toronto, ON
website
Latitude 53
Edmonton, AB
website
McMaster Museum of Art
Hamilton, ON
website
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto
Toronto, ON
website
Ottawa Art Gallery
Ottawa, ON
website
Robert McLaughlin Gallery
Oshawa, ON
website
Scotiabank Contact Photo Festival
Toronto, ON
website
Toronto Biennial of Art
Toronto, ON
website
University of Lethbridge
Lethbridge, AB
website


Bylaws and Agreements
As a part of our mandate to foster collaboration and exchange between diverse members of the Aboriginal artistic community, we are always interested in welcoming new members into our organization. All persons interested in furthering the Objects of the ACC/CCA can become members of our organization. However, only Aboriginal members have voting rights. For the avid reader, a full, technical description of the conditions of membership can be found in our ACC Approved Bylaw.