Seinposten en forten op Curaçao vanaf 1785 tot de Tweede Wereldoorlog is een verslaglegging van het onderzoek naar forten en batterijen op Curaçao, door François van der Hoeven en Fred Chumaceiro.
Dit boek gaat over de seinposten en forten op Curaçao die van 1785 tot aan de Tweede Wereldoorlog gebouwd werden. Het onderzoek vond overwegend plaats in de jaren 2010, 2011 en 2012.

Sinds 1993 is de algemene economische visie van Bonaire: groei met behoud van natuur en cultuur. Bij deze visie hoort een beleid gericht op het behouden van het unieke karakter van Bonaire en het ontwikkelen van een duurzame economie.

The Sint Maarten National Commission for UNESCO serves as the bridge between UNESCO’s global initiatives and the local community of Sint Maarten. Its mission is to promote education, science, culture, and communication in alignment with UNESCO’s values, fostering sustainable development and cultural preservation. Through partnerships, programs, and advocacy, the Commission works to protect the island’s unique heritage, support lifelong learning, and empower its people to contribute to a more inclusive and equitable world.

The St. Maarten National Heritage Foundation and Museum aim to promote, protect and study every aspect of the history, culture and natural environment of the island St. Maarten and its surroundings.

‘Six Islands in the Sun’, by Richard Gielen and Hans Hermans, offers a vivid and accessible portrait of six Dutch Caribbean islands: Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, and Sint Maarten. Through a series of engaging portraits, personal anecdotes, and informative texts, the book gives readers an impression of everyday life across the islands, highlighting both their nature and remarkable architecture

‘Slavernij en vrijheid op Curaçao: De dynamiek van een achttiende-eeuws Atlantisch handelsknooppunt’ is het proefschrift van Han Jordaan. In dit werk onderzoekt Jordaan de cruciale rol van Curaçao als handelscentrum in de Atlantische wereld gedurende de 18e eeuw, met een focus op de sociale, economische en politieke dynamiek van slavernij en vrijheid op het eiland.

‘Slavery and Resistance in Curaçao: The Rebellion of 1795’ documents the history of slavery in Curaçao and the ways in which enslaved people resisted oppression. The work explores Curaçao’s role in the transatlantic slave trade, the social and economic impact of slavery, and the various forms of resistance, ranging from daily acts of defiance to large-scale uprisings, such as the 1795 slave revolt led by Tula.

‘In episode 5 of Sly ‘n Snide Tourguide we will be celebrating our mother tongue Papiamento. Papiamentu or Papiamento is spoken on Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, the only islands in the world to speak this language. But where did it come from and how did it become the language that we speak today?’

The St. Eustatius African Burial Ground Alliance (SEA BGA) is an organization dedicated to the preservation, research, and commemoration of the African Burial Ground on St. Eustatius, a historically significant site on the island.

The St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research (SECAR) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the archaeological preservation and research of St. Eustatius’ rich cultural heritage. SECAR’s mission is to explore, document, and protect the island’s historical resources, with a focus on both terrestrial and underwater archaeology.

This video explores the history and development of the island Sint Eustatius, which is part of the Dutch Kingdom. It specifically focusses on the development of Sint Eustatius as a free port, and the trade that took place.

‘St. Maarten 1980 Carnival Travel Film’ is a 6-minute film that provides an impression of St. Maarten’s Carnival in 1980. The film features video imagery of the parade, musical instruments, and people dancing. It was transferred from 8mm footage.

The St. Maarten Archaeological Center (SIMARC) is a dedicated institution committed to preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of Sint Maarten. Through archaeological research, education, and community engagement, SIMARC plays a vital role in uncovering and safeguarding the island’s history.

Stadsherstel Willemstad is een organisatie die zich richt op het behouden en restaureren van het historische stadsbeeld van Willemstad, de hoofdstad van Curaçao. De organisatie werkt aan het restaureren van monumentale panden en het beschermen van de culturele en architectonische waarde van de stad.