Adjudication Process

 

 

CKHF grant applications are adjudicated using a peer assessment process that engages stakeholders from across Kingston as jury members.  Jury members are typically representative of the cultural heritage sector, and are selected for their knowledge, awareness of both the City of Kingston context and the broader cultural heritage landscape, and where possible are reflective of the gender, demographic and cultural diversity of Kingston itself. 

The CKHF Adjudication Chair oversees two separate adjudication committees – one for operating grants, the other for project grants.  Jury members may serve for a maximum of 3-consecutive years.

All members of the committees will:

i

be committed to excellence in cultural resource management;

ii

be committed to fiscal responsibility;

iii

be committed to the development of Kingston’s cultural resources;

iv

have an understanding, interest, and appreciation of cultural heritage in all forms;

v

bring vision, open-mindedness, and generosity of spirit to all deliberations;

vi

declare conflicts of interest; and

vii

provide fair and objective opinions.

 

Please note, all CKHF jurors will be required to sign a confidentiality agreement and a conflict of interest disclosure statement.

 

  • Kingston
  • The Great Waterway
  • KEDCO
  • Tourism Kingston
  • Ontario Heritage Trust