Organizations exist to support and promote information and resources relating to folklore. Membership in some organizations are possible and if you have an affinity for folklore and would like to help perpetuate its' history and foster awareness of folklore in your community and the world, this could be for you. Online access to folklore is also available through various websites.
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American Folklife Center
Library of Congress website providing information and resources on American folklore.
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Australian Folklore Network
Describes the role of the network including information on aims and objectives, publications and affiliations.
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British Columbia Folklore Society
Defines folklore and contains several articles on various aspects.
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City Lore
New York City organization based on urban folklore.
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Folk Art Society
Features information on the organization in addition to a calendar of events, an online magazine, and image galleries.
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Folklore Society
United Kingdom based folklore organization offering information on area folklore.
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Folklore Society of Greater Washington
Offers membership information, a calendar of events, and an online newsletter.
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International Council of Organizations of Folklore
Find information on the role of the council in preserving cultural heritage.
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North Carolina Folklore Society
Features a list of publications, awards, and a calendar of events.
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Orpheus Hellenic Folklore Society
Perpetuates the rich history and traditions of Greek folk dances, songs, and music.
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Seattle Folklore Society
Seeks to preserve and foster awareness and appreciation of traditional and folk arts through education, outreach, publication and performance.
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Spokane Folklore Society
Non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the celebration of Folk Arts, particularly music and dance.
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Turkish Folklore Association
Offering collections, research and surveys on Turkish Folklore.
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Western States Folklore Society
Features information on the group's publications and events.