Konstantinos Koukouzikis
Community Organizer & Social Scientist · Victoria, BC
Community Organizer & Social Scientist · Victoria, BC
Konstantinos is an operations and community development leader with over eight years of experience delivering high-impact programs across academic, nonprofit, cultural, healthcare, and community-serving environments. He holds a Master's degree in Human Geography from the University of Alberta, with a focus on arts, culture, festivals, and community-based research.
Currently serving as President of the International and Heritage Languages Association (IHLA), Konstantinos brings a proven ability to lead multidisciplinary teams, manage budgets and grants, coordinate stakeholders, and deliver initiatives on time and within scope. His work spans project management, event production, policy research, and organizational leadership.
CBC News coverage of the International Heritage Languages Association and its work connecting Edmonton's diverse linguistic communities.
An exploration of the co-evolution of the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival and Whyte Avenue, examining how cultural events shape urban identity, place, and community through overlapping feedback loops of social, spatial, and economic change. Read the thesis →
Coverage of a large-scale multicultural performance event bringing together performers from across Edmonton's cultural communities.
Global News feature on the Edmonton Greek Festival, celebrating Greek culture, food, and community with performances and events drawing thousands of visitors.
A behind-the-scenes interview for 4: Dances of the World, a large-scale multicultural performance conceived and produced by Konstantinos, featuring 90+ performers from across Edmonton's cultural communities.
Global News segment exploring Greek heritage and cultural preservation within Edmonton's Hellenic Canadian community.
Konstantinos joins The Well Endowed Podcast to discuss 4: Dances of the World, a large-scale multicultural performance he conceived and produced, featuring 90+ performers from across Edmonton's cultural communities.
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