Community archives, Black feminist voices, literature, colonial memory and transnational adoptee narratives. Luxembourg is within the developing regional scope.
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Amandine Gay / Concordia Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling
A filmmaker and researcher profile connecting Ouvrir la voix, Une histoire à soi and the Mois des Adopté·es across France, Switzerland, Belgium and Quebec. Links the Black French and transnational adoptee collections.
Black History Month Belgium
Community cultural and educational work increasing the visibility of Black and Afrodescendant lives, histories and achievements in Belgium.
Amandine Gay
Black women in France and Belgium speak about race, gender, belonging and the legacies of European colonial histories.
Laila Amine
A study of literature, cinema and art that brings African American, Maghrebi and French immigrant experiences into accounts of Paris. Mentioned in UW–Madison’s Afropean 2026 programme.
The Black Archives / New Urban Collective
Collections documenting Black emancipation movements, writers, scholars and cultural life in the Netherlands, with links across Suriname, the Caribbean and Africa.
Amandine Gay
Five adults adopted internationally into France revisit family archives and their experiences of adoption, identity and belonging. The filmmaker is herself a Black French adoptee.
Amandine Gay
An autobiographical and political essay on transracial adoption, family, loss and reproductive justice by the Black French adoptee filmmaker.