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The Expatriate Archive Centre

The Expatriate Archive Centre (EAC) collects expatriate life stories from all over the world. It facilitates high-quality research that promotes and enhances a greater understanding of expatriate life.

The collection includes letters, diaries, blogs, photos, videos, and other documents of everyday life abroad from the late 19th century to the present. The EAC defines an expatriate as someone who lives temporarily in a country other than their ‘home’ country. The EAC is also interested in repatriation, Third Culture Kids, and other roles and situations adjacent to expat life. The most recent initiatives focus on collecting expats' digital lives: blog posts, tweets, illustrations, etc. The EAC is located in the Netherlands but its outreach is global. The EAC is here to serve researchers around the world!

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http://xpatarchive.com

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ESN The Hague

ESN The Hague

ESN The Hague is a section of the biggest and oldest student networks in Europe: Erasmus Student Network! With over 20.000 members spread over most European countries, ESN provides a home away from home for international and homecoming students, almost everywhere they go in Europe.
DelftMaMa (Delft Maternity And Motherhood Assistance)

DelftMaMa (Delft Maternity And Motherhood Assistance)

DelftMaMa offers a helping hand to parents from the local international community. DelftMaMa is a non-profit organisation promoting the well-being and integration of international mothers-to-be and mothers of young children (0-12 years) in and around Delft. We improve intercultural communication between individuals and maternity care organisations.
Literaturhaus | Deutsche Bibliothek The Hague

Literaturhaus | Deutsche Bibliothek The Hague

Literaturhaus | Deutsche Bibliothek The Hague is dedicated to German-language literature, and works exclusively with volunteers. We organise lectures, movie nights, language cafés, study trips, museum tours, and occasionally an art exhibition, play or concert. You can of course just borrow a book. We look forward to meeting you at our library!
Girl Gone International (GGI) - The Hague

Girl Gone International (GGI) - The Hague

Girl Gone International (GGI) is a volunteer powered global and local community on a mission to connect, represent and empower womxn who live and travel abroad. Currently in 200+ cities, the community arrived in The Hague in 2015. GGI is a free co-created safe space for members to connect, engage, meet and make friends at regular social gatherings.