We are the Time Anthropology Foundation - a research and creative team dedicated to exploring how people perceive, interpret, and inhabit time. We create and co-fund video, art, game-based and other projects that help people reconnect with a gentle, authentic sense of time.

Our project began in 2011 as a sociological initiative aimed at collecting and analyzing empirical data. Over time, it expanded to include values, beliefs, and worldviews - requiring a revision of methods. Art-science practices, qualitative-quantitative tools, and projective techniques were introduced. As values took center stage, the work began to evolve from sociology into anthropology.

Over time, we came to recognize a critical distinction between religion and spirituality: while religion divides, spirituality connects. Yet there seemed to be no clear methodology - any reliable, evidence-based way - to engage in a grounded conversation about spirituality.

After ten years of research, came a moment of insight: the experience of spirituality is deeply linked to the perception of time. This discovery gave rise to Applied Time Anthropology (ATA). A project-based team was formed to put this insight into action -what is now TAF Projects.

To apply for our open positions, please send your CV and a short note to: hr@tafprojects.com

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