For present and future generation everywhere Newfoundland and Labrador are Canada's most kinship provinces, inhabited by settlers of British/Irish origin and Aboriginal people. In 2008, the “Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Foundation” was established to systematically manage the intangible cultural heritage here. As a first activity, they measured people's awareness of ICH issues and published a booklet called “What is ICH” to help the community better understand intangible cultural heritage. They operate a variety of programs and community-based workshops that introduce the concept of intangible cultural heritage and provide practical education. It was approved as an accredited non-governmental organization by UNESCO in 2014, and is currently carrying out many activities, such as compiling a list of intangible cultural heritage.