Aims & Objectives

To promote interdisciplinary research in folklore studies that explores the diverse manifestations of folklore across cultures and historical periods.
To provide a platform for scholars, educators, artists, and community members to exchange ideas and collaborate on research projects related to folklore.
To promote the critical analysis of folklore as a means of understanding its significance in shaping cultural identities, social practices, and artistic expression.
To encourage the preservation and appreciation of folk traditions worldwide through research, teaching, and outreach activities.
To foster diversity and inclusivity in the study of folklore by promoting the representation of underrepresented groups and perspectives.
To engage in dialogue with diverse audiences about the role of folklore in contemporary society and to promote its relevance and value.
To support the development of folklore studies as an academic field and to promote its integration into curricula at all levels of education.
To promote the dissemination of research findings and scholarly work related to folklore studies through publications, conferences, and other means.
To promote international collaboration and exchange in folklore studies to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and expertise across borders.