FESTIVAL OF EXHIBITS ON/BY ESTONIANS ABROAD II

2019 - 2020

11 exhibits at memory and cultural institutions across Estonia and Canada!

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For records that are to be preserved permanently or long-term it is important to ensure that the materials and equipment used when creating the records or arranging the archives are of suitable composition and quality.

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WHAT’S WHERE?
INFORMATION ON ARCHIVES AND COLLECTIONS

A register of different archives and collections: their contact details and information about what can be found where.

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The Festival of Exhibits by/of Estonians Abroad has gone to another round

The Festival of Exhibits by/of Estonians Abroad which began in Estonian in May 2019 will continue throughout the fall and the first party of 2020. Exhibits by communities of Estonians abroad, Estonian memory institutions or exhibits created as collaborations on topics related to Estonians abroad will be displayed during the festival. 

Read more November 28, 2019
AABS 2020: New Directions in Baltic Studies

Charlotte, North Carolina May 28–30, 2020

Read more October 10, 2019
BaltHerNet youth seminar – CALL FOR PAPERS

Baltic Heritage Network seminar for young diaspora researchers in Riga on December 11th, 2019.

Read more September 25, 2019
May 28th-30th 2020 “New Directions in Baltic Studies” a Conference in Charlotte, NC (USA) – CALL FOR PAPERS

The Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies (AABS) conference will be held May 28th-30th 2020, in Charlotte, NC (USA) at Queens University. The conference theme is “New Directions in Baltic Studies.”

Read more September 15, 2019
Baltic Heritage Network Newsletter 2019, No.3 is now available

We are happy to present Autumn edition of the Baltic Heritage Network quarterly newsletter. In these pages you will find information about our past and future events, new publications, and what is happening across the globe within the diaspora research and archive communities. 

Read more September 13, 2019
Driven away from the Homeland – a Review of the Book Songbirds Swept away in the Wind by Lidija Mednis

That January was exceedingly hot – the hottest in 50 years. Lidija Mednis, a Latvian woman, had arrived in Australia in January 1951 after a long and tiring trip from Germany, where she and her husband had lived in a refugee camp after the war.

Read more September 9, 2019
Ruta Karma was Nominated for the Languages Award

In an official ceremony at the National Library of Latvia on 21 August 2018, the Foreign Minister of Latvia, Edgars Rinkēvičs, together with the Foreign Minister of Estonia, Sven Mikser, presented translator Rūta Karma with the Latvian and Estonian Languages Award for her translation of a novel “Varjuteater” (Shadow Theatre) by Estonian writer Viivi Luik.

Read more August 31, 2019
Forest University City Lectures at VEMU

As has become tradition, VEMU hosted two Forest University (Metsaülikool) City Lectures in August.

Read more August 15, 2019
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