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The Diasporic Literary Archives Network has held several discussions with its partners about the possibilities of building maps to illustrate the careers of literary authors, their [ Read more… ]

The presentation with the full title Collecting Policies and Place : comparative perspectives : examples of other collecting policies – UK, Brazil, Portugal and Turkey, given [ Read more… ]

Members and friends of the Diasporic Literary Archives Network can now read online David Sutton’s article about the project on Safe Havens for Archives at Risk. [ Read more… ]

Some countries have a concentrated focus in respect of locations of literary manuscripts (we have noted the key role of the National Library of Uruguay, for [ Read more… ]

The Diasporic Literary Archives Network grieves together at the death of one of its founding members, Veno Kauaria. Our condolences also go to her family, friends [ Read more… ]

The Guiding Principles for Safe Havens for Archives at Risk, produced by an international group of experts, convened by swisspeace and including the Director of the [ Read more… ]

Diasporic locations within the British Isles are also of interest to the Diasporic Literary Archives Network, based at the University of Reading (UK), and three particularly [ Read more… ]

La Fondation pour la Mémoire de l’Esclavage est créée Annoncée par le Président de la République Emmanuel Macron le 10 mai dernier, la Fondation pour la [ Read more… ]

Details have been announced of an international conference entitled “Asian Diasporic Literature: Past, Present and Future” to be held on 29-30 July 2020 at the School [ Read more… ]

One of the sister projects of the Diasporic Literary Archives Network is entitled Caribbean Literary Heritage and is based primarily at the University of East Anglia, [ Read more… ]