Community Involvement
The National Slavery Monument in Amsterdam serves as a poignant reminder of the Netherlands' history and its commitment to acknowledging the past. Located in Oosterpark, this monument not only honors the legacy of those who suffered from slavery but also fosters a sense of community engagement and reflection among visitors. The monument's presence encourages discussions about freedom, justice, and the importance of remembrance.
Local Partnerships
- Collaboration with local schools for educational programs about slavery and freedom. Partnerships with community organizations to host events and discussions.
- Collaborations with artists for public art projects that reflect on themes of freedom and justice.
Events and Gatherings
The monument regularly hosts events that bring the community together, such as memorial services, art exhibitions, and educational workshops. These gatherings not only celebrate the resilience of those affected by slavery but also foster a deeper understanding of its impact on contemporary society.
Sustainability and Responsibility
The National Slavery Monument is committed to sustainable practices, ensuring that all events and initiatives are environmentally friendly. This includes using recycled materials for installations and promoting awareness about the importance of sustainability in cultural heritage.
Voices from the Community
"The monument is a beautiful reminder of our history and the importance of freedom." - Mark Barone, local resident.
Connect with National Slavery Monument
To learn more about the National Slavery Monument and its initiatives, visit the site in Oosterpark or check out their online resources. Engage with the community and participate in events that honor the past while shaping a more inclusive future.




