Explore the unique Black history of the Bijlmer and The Black Archives through this engaging community tour. Discover historical documents and stories of activism, from 1970s squatting actions to anti-racism movements. The tour highlights the diverse heritage of communities from Congo, Ghana, and Cape Verde, focusing on independence and emancipation. Visitors are encouraged to share personal stories and engage in discussions about Black history and identity.
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Discover the unique history of The Black Archives and the rich Black history and historical events in the Bijlmer during this community tour. The tour explores historical documents and stories, including 1970s squatting actions, activism for Anton de Kom's rehabilitation, and anti-racism actions. Visitors are encouraged to share their own stories and engage in discussions.
The TBA Community Tour offers a deep dive into the unique history of The Black Archives and the significant Black history and events within the Bijlmer area. Participants will journey through compelling historical documents and narratives, covering topics such as the squatting movements of the 1970s, the dedicated activism for Anton de Kom's rehabilitation in the 1980s and 1990s, and the continuous fight against racism from then to the present day. The archives also encompass information on communities from countries like Congo, Ghana, and Cape Verde, focusing on political independence, immigration, and emancipation. This tour provides a platform for visitors to share their personal stories and participate in conversations about The Black Archives, Black history, and the Bijlmer. The experience is tailored to the group's interests, aiming to inspire and resonate. It's an opportunity to learn more about this captivating history and understand how these stories contribute to a broader comprehension of culture and identity.
Tickets are donation-based. The next tours are scheduled for July 5th and October 4th.
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