The MOVE37XR Dreaming Node Network
A bioregionally-based global network of creative studios and research labs who share our vision
Haus of Owl: Creation Club in Victoria is a Coworking Club for Creators committed to fostering collaboration, creativity, and education in the local community.
Haus of Owl’s focus on collaboration and creativity aligns with MOVE37XR’s mission to cultivate immersive experiences through collective innovation.
Phoria is an immersive tech studio that specializes in cutting-edge Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality (VR/AR/MR/XR) technology, with a mission to generate a positive impact on the world.
Phoria's work in immersive media closely aligns with MOVE37XR's mission to create transformative experiences that foster empathy and cultural understanding.
TH.R. MacMillan Space Centre is a public space science museum in Vancouver committed to expanding knowledge of the universe through immersive exhibits, interactive programming, and education. Situated on the ancestral site of Sen̓áḵw, HRMSC plays a pivotal role in advancing public engagement at the intersection of science, reconciliation, and cultural resurgence.
In partnership with MOVE37XR and the Indigenomics Institute, HRMSC serves as a Dreaming Node in MOVE37XR’s global network and will host Indigenomics Impact 2025 and the Life at the Centre Festival 2026. This collaboration supports immersive storytelling that integrates Indigenous knowledge, futurism, and systems thinking.
The Global Centre for Indigenomics (GCOI) is dedicated to advancing indigenous economic and cultural development, aligning with pragmatic cultural and economic shifts.
MOVE37XR, as a key partner of GCOI, collaborates to create immersive experiences that highlight Indigenous economic leadership and cultural narratives, supporting their shared mission of driving cultural and economic transformation.
International Center for Contemplative Inquiry, based in Hawaii and Seattle, fosters a consciousness shift essential for navigating today's complex world with wisdom, compassion, creativity, and courage.
MOVE37XR's mission to create immersive experiences that foster empathy and cultural understanding aligns with ICCI’s goals of cultivating mindfulness and collective wisdom, providing a shared foundation for collaboration in advancing human consciousness.
GlobalKulture is an India-based nonprofit that works to preserve, revitalize, and reimagine tribal and folk performance arts through educational, ecological, and socially engaged programs. Rooted in Karnataka, GlobalKulture incubates projects that bridge urban-rural divides and support Indigenous and marginalized artists as cultural stewards and agents of social change. Their initiatives span digital archiving, intercultural exchange, and grassroots capacity-building in underserved communities.
This mission resonates deeply with MOVE37XR’s commitment to immersive storytelling, planetary health, and Indigenous-led innovation. Together, MOVE37XR and GlobalKulture are forging new paths for trans-local collaboration, creative ecosystems, and future-facing cultural technologies—grounded in ancient traditions and mutual respect.
The IISAAK OLAM Foundation is an Indigenous-led non-profit that empowers Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs) in Canada, promoting cultural integrity, ecological stewardship, and community empowerment. Their initiatives, such as the IPCA Knowledge Basket and the Pacific IPCA Innovation Centre, support Indigenous leadership and innovation in conservation.
This mission resonates with MOVE37XR's focus on immersive storytelling that fosters cultural understanding and supports Indigenous leadership in preserving and celebrating cultural heritage.
The Inventor’s Nest is a Toronto-based community innovation hub located within The Redwood Theatre. It serves as a creative incubator for inventors, builders, artists, and technologists seeking to prototype ideas and develop solutions with real-world impact. With access to shared tools, mentorship, workshops, and cross-disciplinary collaboration, The Inventor’s Nest fosters a culture of hands-on experimentation and curiosity-driven learning.
This mission aligns closely with MOVE37XR’s commitment to immersive, systems-based storytelling and interdisciplinary creativity. Both organizations value inclusive innovation, cultivating environments where technology, art, and imagination converge to shape more adaptive and life-centered futures.
Signals XR Lab: This lab showcases cutting-edge XR content, focusing on Canadian and Indigenous storytelling in extended reality (XR), including virtual and augmented reality. It provides a platform for creators, technologists, and audiences to explore the latest in immersive media, emphasizing innovation, creativity, and cultural expression.
The lab aligns with MOVE37XR's mission of advancing immersive storytelling and cultural understanding, presenting opportunities for collaboration in XR narratives.
Partner Network
The Human Data Commons Foundation (HDC) is a non-profit based in Vancouver, Canada, inspiring the tech sector and everyday citizens towards an equitable and sustainable future for all. HDC’s mission is to integrate tech, ethics and consciousness for all life so that as a society we are more aware and conscious of the ways we develop and use tech.
IM4XR Media Lab is dedicated to Indigenizing VR/AR/360 by enabling Indigenous communities to find effective ways to incorporate these technologies into educational, cultural, language, artistic and commercial applications.
MOVE37XR shares a similar vision of using immersive media, making IM4XR Media Lab a natural partner in advancing Indigenous narratives and technological integration.
The City of Victoria is dedicated to fostering a thriving cultural ecosystem where creativity, innovation and artistic excellence can flourish.
The Presencing Institute, affiliated with MIT, is at the forefront of advancing the theory and practice of systems transformation. Through initiatives like U-Lab 2x, it empowers individuals, organizations, and multi-sector groups to drive change within their contexts. With a commitment to fostering innovation and fostering a sustainable future, the institute collaborates with partners worldwide to catalyze impactful transformation in society.
Slow Studies is an Indigenous-led creative agency bringing public spaces to life through immersive digital art, activations, and exhibitions.
Slow Studies collaborates with and represent Indigenous artists who fuse tradition with technology, alongside visionary creatives and storytellers from across Turtle Island.
Driven by a passion for cultural storytelling and innovation, Slow Studies amplify IBPOC voices, champion Indigenous Futurism, and craft powerful interactive experiences that inspire, educate, and connect.
Humanitas Smart Planet Systems is a network of mission-driven companies and multinational consultants dedicated to transforming organizations, teams and leadership toward a healthy thriving sustainable planet. Works include a Venture Fund, working with founders and executives to provide innovative solutions and thought leadership, along with being committed to positive social impact.
MOVE37XR's mission to foster empathy and cultural understanding through immersive experiences complements Humanitas's efforts in promoting sustainability and social impact, providing a strong foundation for collaboration in driving global change.
The Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research at York University is a leading center dedicated to advancing global health through innovative research, education, and community engagement. The institute focuses on addressing critical health challenges, including humanitarian crises, planetary health, and the right to health, by fostering interdisciplinary collaborations and developing practical solutions for a healthier, more equitable world.
This aligns with MOVE37XR's mission to create immersive experiences that foster empathy and understanding across communities, contributing to global health and well-being by addressing the deeper narratives that shape our interaction with the world.
The iSpace Lab at Simon Fraser University envisions a future where human-computer interaction seamlessly integrates with everyday life, empowering individuals and enhancing society's collective capabilities. Through cutting-edge research and innovation, we strive to create immersive technologies that revolutionize how we learn, work, communicate, and interact with our environment.
MOVE37XR shares this vision, focusing on using immersive media to foster empathy and cultural understanding, making iSpace Lab a complementary partner in advancing the potential of human-computer interaction.
FUNDERS & SPONSORS
A MOVE37XR funder or sponsor provides financial or in-kind support to advance our mission: creating immersive storytelling experiences that foster empathy, cultural connection, and systems change. Their support helps activate a global network of artists, creative technologists, immersive studios, and research labs—fueling innovation in immersive media and enabling the co-creation of powerful, transformative story experiences.
Canada Council for the Arts is proud to be Canada’s public arts funder. We contribute to the vibrancy of a creative and diverse arts and literary scene through our grants, services, prizes and payments to Canadian artists and arts organizations.
Creative BC is a key hub for British Columbia's creative industries, offering support and resources to foster the province's talent in film, television, music, digital media, and publishing. By driving growth and innovation through strategic initiatives and partnerships, Creative BC plays a crucial role in shaping the cultural and economic landscape of British Columbia.
MOVE37XR aligns with Creative BC’s mission by using immersive media to push the boundaries of digital storytelling, contributing to the innovation and collaboration that defines British Columbia’s creative industries.
Telefilm Canada is the national agency that supports and promotes the Canadian audiovisual industry, focusing on financing, development, production, and promotion. It plays a key role in showcasing Canadian talent both at home and internationally, fostering the growth of Canada’s film and television sector through strategic partnerships and investments.
MOVE37XR shares Telefilm Canada’s commitment to promoting Canadian talent, particularly through immersive media and by pushing the boundaries of digital storytelling.
The Indigenomics Institute is a visionary organization advancing Indigenous economic leadership, innovation, and design grounded in Indigenous worldviews. Through its global platforms—like the Indigenomics IMPACT Conference and Indigenomics Now Forum—it mobilizes knowledge, policy, and investment strategies that center Indigenous values, systems, and futures.
MOVE37XR’s collaboration with the Indigenomics Institute reflects a shared commitment to life-centered systems and story-based design. As a sponsor, the Institute supports MOVE37XR’s development of immersive media experiences that bring Indigenous economic and ecological paradigms into public imagination and cultural innovation.
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, Creative BC and Telefilm Canada