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What Is COSCA?  COSCA is the acronym for the Council of Scottish Clans and Associations. Our primary purpose is to preserve and promote the customs, traditions, and heritage of the Scottish people. We strive to do this by educating the public about Scottish history, literature, music, poetry, art, and culture.

 

With over 60,000 clan members represented, COSCA serves as a clearing house for clan activities throughout the US. While not a governing or supervisory board for any organization, COSCA strives to bring the clans and associations together through a variety of means. COSCA is also an active participant in The Scottish Coalition USA; a collective of several organizations united to serve the Scottish-American community through research, long-term planning and promotion of our heritage. 

 

One of our most important services is to assist people who want to find their Scottish clan. COSCA representatives offer a wealth of extensive research materials designed specifically to facilitate this process; both online and at highland games across the country. So whether you're interested in what COSCA can do for your clan or you're an individual seeking more information about your Scottish heritage, COSCA is here to help. We look forward to meeting you soon!

 

 

 

 

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About Our Greeting and Tartan Banner

 

Ceud Měle Fŕilte is a traditional Scottish Gaelic (Gaidhlig) greeting. It means "100,000 Welcomes!".

 

COSCA is using its own COSCA tartan for its banner.

Our tartan was designed by COSCA Trustee and tartan scholar, Dr. Phillip Smith. 

 

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