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== Archives == | |||
'''National Archives of Suriname''' (Nationaal Archief van Suriname)<br>Doekhieweg 18a<br>Jagernath Lachmonstraat 174<br>Paramaribo, Suriname<br>Telephone: 430035<br> | '''National Archives of Suriname''' (Nationaal Archief van Suriname)<br>Doekhieweg 18a<br>Jagernath Lachmonstraat 174<br>Paramaribo, Suriname<br>Telephone: 430035<br> | ||
Fax: 430040<br>Email: nas@homeaffairs.gov.sr<br> | Fax: 430040<br>Email: nas@homeaffairs.gov.sr<br> | ||
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'''The Caribbean Memory Project'''<br>Website: [http://www.caribbeanmemoryproject.com/suriname-archives.html#/ The Caribbean Memory Project] | '''The Caribbean Memory Project'''<br>Website: [http://www.caribbeanmemoryproject.com/suriname-archives.html#/ The Caribbean Memory Project] | ||
:The Caribbean Memory Project (CMP) is the Caribbean’s first crowd-sourced cultural heritage research platform. It is designed to activate and engage the memory of cultural heritage among a mixed audience and to aid in counteracting the effects of erasure and forgetting occurring in a growing number of contemporary Caribbean communities. The CMP is motivated by enduring questions of citizenship and its related responsibilities—to a family, a community, a country—which are central to the conceptualization and sustainable enactment of Caribbean identity. | :The Caribbean Memory Project (CMP) is the Caribbean’s first crowd-sourced cultural heritage research platform. It is designed to activate and engage the memory of cultural heritage among a mixed audience and to aid in counteracting the effects of erasure and forgetting occurring in a growing number of contemporary Caribbean communities. The CMP is motivated by enduring questions of citizenship and its related responsibilities—to a family, a community, a country—which are central to the conceptualization and sustainable enactment of Caribbean identity. | ||
== Libraries == | == Libraries == | ||
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