Families and children after institutional injustice
Advancing justice, recognition, redress and future prospects for families and children affected by institutional injustice, including the consequences of the Dutch childcare benefits scandal.
Stichting The Caribbean Diaspora Legacy Foundation works for families and children affected by institutional injustice, including the consequences of the Dutch childcare benefits scandal, and for the position, awareness and development of descendants of enslaved people.
Advancing justice, recognition, redress and future prospects for families and children affected by institutional injustice, including the consequences of the Dutch childcare benefits scandal.
Strengthening the position, the awareness and the development of descendants of enslaved people, with particular attention to the Caribbean diaspora.
Advancing recognition of the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity, in line with international resolutions, and supporting initiatives aimed at redress, justice and reparative measures.
Historical, social and academic research into slavery, colonialism and their consequences, and into institutional discrimination, social inequality and the long reach of historical injustice.
Educational projects, publications, media and storytelling, and educational programmes for children and young people including coaching, mentoring and study support.
Study support, talent development and participation in education, culture, sport and entrepreneurship, so that a young person can build a path of their own.
Psychosocial support, financial support and guidance towards work and training for families affected by institutional injustice.
Conferences, gatherings and community programmes, lasting cooperation with schools and neighbourhoods in the Caribbean region, projects around cultural heritage and the preservation and restoration of historic sites.
Do you run a fund or a scheme that wants to reach this group, do you work on research, education or heritage around this subject, or would you like to support a project of the foundation? Get in touch with the board.
Get in touchThe foundation has applied for ANBI status, the Dutch designation for public benefit organisations, and is waiting for the decision of the tax authority. Until that decision is in, the foundation does not hold the status. If it is granted, that will be shown here, with the RSIN and the details that go with it.