Welcome to Malayali Association of Manitoba
Deeply connected to Kerala’s vibrant heritage—its arts, flavours, traditions, and language—MAM proudly celebrates our roots while nurturing the next generation of Malayalis in Manitoba. From Onam and Vishu to Folklorama performances, Malayalam School, charity drives, and sports tournaments, MAM provides opportunities for everyone to connect, celebrate, and thrive.
Join our growing community and be part of cultural events, programs, and initiatives.
About Us
MAM is a non-profit, non-political, secular and cultural organisation of people with and affinity for the Malayali culture in Manitoba. Malayalam is the native language of people who trace their origins to the southern state of Kerala in India. MAM endeavors to promote social, recreational, and charitable opportunities while preserving and promoting Malayali heritage, culture and values to community members. Membership in MAM is open to all Manitobans over the age of 18. Read more about Kerala and MAM
KERALA – THE LAND, PEOPLE & CULTURE
The state of Kerala lies at the Southwest tip of India wedged between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats (mountains). It has earned the reputation of being one of the most beautiful states in South India and is a popular tourist destination, famous for its breath-taking natural beauty, with its kaleidoscope of pristine beaches, lush vegetation, gentle backwaters, swaying palms and paddies fields, waterfalls and wildlife sanctuaries.
The coastal region of Kerala attracted foreign traders from Asia and Europe from ancient times and its long history of spice trade can be traced back to the 3rd millennium. Cinnamon, cardamom, pepper, cloves, ginger, and nutmeg were some of the spices in great demand in Europe and Asia. The foreigners who continued trade relations with Kerala, over the centuries also influenced the religious diversity which is prominent, even today.
The coastal region of Kerala attracted foreign traders from Asia and Europe from ancient times and its long history of spice trade can be traced back to the 3rd millennium. Cinnamon, cardamom, pepper, cloves, ginger, and nutmeg were some of the spices in great demand in Europe and Asia. The foreigners who continued trade relations with Kerala, over the centuries also influenced the religious diversity which is prominent, even today.
Board of Directors and Executive committee
The Executive Committee and the Board of Directors play crucial roles in organizations like the Malayali Association of Manitoba (MAM), serving as the driving forces behind its vision, mission, and overall operation. Here's a breakdown of their roles and how they contribute to the organization's success.
Board of Directors of MAM consist of 4 members.
Executive Committee of MAM consist of 15 members. There is a 5 member subcommittee to support the Cultural coordinator and 10 member sub committee to support the event coordinator.
Board of Directors of MAM consist of 4 members.
Executive Committee of MAM consist of 15 members. There is a 5 member subcommittee to support the Cultural coordinator and 10 member sub committee to support the event coordinator.
