The Sarangga Puppet Group safeguards and transmits Sri Lanka’s Rūkada Nātya puppet theatre tradition through apprenticeship training, museum development, and digital archiving. Under the leadership of Master Premin Ganwari, the group promotes community engagement and ensures the sustainable continuation of this living cultural heritage.

Embodying Reconciliation safeguards intangible cultural heritage in Colombia’s conflict-affected regions as a living social practice rather than a static record. Through dance, rituals, and oral traditions, the organization uses the body as a medium of memory and education, while fostering community-led governance and transmission systems that contribute to peacebuilding, social healing, and cultural sustainability.

Sunbula is a fair-trade organization dedicated to safeguarding and transmitting traditional Palestinian embroidery and craft skills through artisan training, publications, and museum-based research. By supporting the economic sustainability of traditional craftsmanship and documenting its historical significance, Sunbula plays a vital role in preserving Palestinian cultural identity and strengthening community resilience.