The theatre play about the young Khoe girl Krotoa, who became an interpreter and negotiator for the East India Company, is on stage again in South Africa.

Photographs from the 1950s and 1960s of population groups from Suriname, such as the Maroons, now in Utrecht on display

18 Staff members of Embassies from focus and partner countries around the world participated in the training Sharing Stories on Contested Histories.

A new name, a new website, a new logo and a new motto of the programme: From Shared Heritage to Shared Endeavors.

A talk that will delve into the past, present and potential futures of Sawahlunto’s coal mining heritage.

The National Archives of the Netherlands and the National Archives of Suriname signed a new working program on archival cooperation.

The newly digitized material includes scans from the Dutch West India Company, the Middelburg Commerce Company, the Society of Suriname and the Society of Berbi

Restored Japanese masterpiece now on display in the Museum Volkenkunde in Leiden

The book will be presented on October 19th during a mini-symposium.

Dit artikel biedt hulp bij het opstellen van een overeenkomst met een internationale maker, die rekening houdt met de onzekerheid rond COVID-19.

TaNDem invites Dutch and German artists from the border region to pitch their ideas for cultural cooperation.

The report 'Advies Koloniale Collecties en Erkenning van Onrecht' was officially presented to Minister Ingrid van Engelshoven and published online this week.

Using oral history, archival and archaeological research, this project aims to tell the story of Camp Columbia and Dutch plans for rebuilding its empire.

The European Literature Night, a EUNIC Netherlands project, brings together both celebrated authors and promising literary talents from all over Europe.

2020 Call for the DutchCulture Database of international cultural activities, adapted to the coronavirus restrictions.

How to prevent cosmopolitanism from becoming rootless in a globalised age?

DutchCulture and Pakhuis de Zwijger organise cross-cultural and cross-national conversations about art in corona times. Recap of the third edition, Cairo.