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Migration Heritage Activities

 

DAAG Project- Dutch Australians at a Glance

 

Duration:

Status: Complete

Partners: Curtin University of Technology's 'Migration, Ethnicity, Refugees and Citizenship (MERC) Research Unit, Roosevelt Study Centre, Leiden University, VU University Amsterdam, Huygens Institute for Dutch History, Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences. 

 

The DAAG Project is a virtual centre and web portal that is concerned with the preservation of Dutch migrant experiences and Dutch-Australian cultural heritage, capturing the vital aspects of the Dutch connection with Australia and Australians from 1606 to present day. It gives a profile to the invisible Dutch groups and communities in the vast Australian historical and cultural landscape. It utilised many different varieties of information such as diaries, photographs, exhibitions, documents, oral histories, migrant literature, films, profiles of prominent Dutch-Australians, which are all displayed upon the webpage. The result is a virtual centre and web portal. 

 

Above: some local Dutch descendant communities celebrating their mixed heritage. 

Donations and Legal Status

CIE is an Algemeen Nut Beoogende Instelling (ANBI) for the purposes of the authorities in the Netherlands. Any donation will therefore give a resident in the Netherlands the possibility of a potential tax deduction.

 

If you are considering supporting the activities of CIE please contact us, and we will gladly provide you with more information.


Name: Stichting Centrum voor Internationale Erfgoedactiviteiten
Bank: ABN AMRO
IBAN: NL08ABNA0470248947
BIC: ABNANL2A

CIE was inducted by UNESCO Director General Irina Bokova as an international NGO working in official relations with UNESCO. CIE was granted UNESCO collaboration and consulation accreditation to work with the Convention for the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage 2001.

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