Participation within My Chakchouka takes many forms, shaped by people whose work, knowledge, experience, and responsibilities intersect.

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Through products, artisans, producers, and other contributors connect visitors to materials, practices, landscapes, and traditions.

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Through knowledge, experience, expertise, and observation expand how products, places, practices, and relationships are documented and understood.

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Through stewardship, ongoing attention and coordination help maintain relationships, develop systems, and guide the institution over time.

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These forms often overlap. A producer may contribute knowledge, an artisan may deepen understanding, and a steward may participate in documentation.

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Participation is therefore understood not primarily through titles or categories, but through how each contribution shapes the institution and the realities it documents.