RHMO works with institutions, communities, researchers and organisations to document, preserve, interpret and share the living heritage of Yoruba peoples and royal traditions.
The preservation of heritage is strengthened when knowledge, expertise, resources and communities come together. RHMO welcomes thoughtful partnerships that contribute to responsible research, documentation, preservation, education and public access.
Collaborate on exhibitions, collections, documentation, professional exchange and heritage interpretation.
Support scholarly research, field documentation, oral history, publications and knowledge exchange.
Work with knowledge holders and communities to document heritage with context, consent, attribution and respect.
Explore heritage documentation, cultural development, public education and preservation initiatives.
Support programmes that strengthen research, preservation, digital access and community participation.
Help develop responsible digital tools, virtual experiences, archives and new ways of engaging with heritage.
Partnerships may take different forms depending on the shared purpose, expertise and resources involved.
Joint research, field studies and scholarly work.
Recording places, objects, traditions, histories and knowledge.
Conservation, digital preservation and responsible stewardship.
Lectures, learning programmes, publications and public engagement.
Archives, exhibitions and digital experiences that widen access.
RHMO seeks collaborations that respect cultural knowledge, acknowledge contributors, preserve context and support long-term heritage stewardship. Each proposed partnership can be discussed on its own terms, with roles, expectations and appropriate forms of recognition agreed before work begins.
Tell us about your institution, project, expertise or area of interest. We can explore whether there is a meaningful way to work together.
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