Konstantinos Koukouzikis
Community Organizer & Social Scientist · Victoria, BC
Community Organizer & Social Scientist · Victoria, BC
Konstantinos' work spans project management, event production, policy research, and organizational leadership, with additional experience in media relations.
Based in Victoria, BC, with a Master's in Human Geography, he is the current President of the International Heritage Languages Association, leading the nonprofit in supporting 20+ heritage language schools and 1,500 students — guiding governance, program development, financial accountability, and partnerships.
He has planned and delivered large multicultural events (including a production of 90+ performers covered by CBC and Global TV), managed budgets and grants, and built partnerships across the wellness, arts, and post-secondary sectors.
Delivering the opening keynote at the FOHLC Europe 2026 Conference, a gathering of heritage language educators, programme leaders, and coalition networks from across Europe and beyond, on building recognition and professionalisation in heritage language education. Event details →
Global News coverage of Canadian Multiculturalism Day, highlighting the cultural communities, performers, and volunteer organizers who bring the celebration together.
Nominated for Edify Magazine’s Top 40 Under 40, an annual list recognising Edmontonians under forty making a significant impact across business, culture, and community.
An artist profile from Dance Lives Here, the Edmonton Arts Council and Alberta Dance Alliance platform, featuring Konstantinos’ choreographic practice and its focus on migration, cultural memory, and identity through embodied storytelling. Read the feature →
CBC News coverage of the International Heritage Languages Association and its work connecting Edmonton's diverse linguistic communities.
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.
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 →
A Global News segment on a performance that drew together four distinct dance traditions as a story of heritage and unity, staged in commemoration of the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women on December 6.
CBC News coverage of a production that brought performers together from across Edmonton’s cultural communities — a shared stage to reflect, celebrate, and remember, told through a women’s lens and raising the question of whose stories get told and who gets to tell them.
Konstantinos joins The Well Endowed Podcast to discuss 4: Dances of the World, part of Edmonton Community Foundation’s Together We Thrive issue, published in partnership with Edify magazine. The production brings a fusion of artistry and heritage to the Edmonton stage.
Global News feature on the Edmonton Greek Festival, celebrating Greek culture, food, and community with performances and events drawing thousands of visitors.
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