Events
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The Familiar and the Unfamiliar: The Role of Baltic Networks in Atlantic Courland, 1645–1699
Presented by: John Freeman, Independent Scholar
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Live From New Amsterdam: “America is Us”
Geerten Waling’s new Dutch book Amerika, dat zijn wij argues that many of the ideas that shaped America’s founding were developed in the Dutch Republic of the 1600s, and reached the American founders both directly—through New Netherland and Dutch political practice—and indirectly, through John Locke's years in the Netherlands. Join Russell Shorto, Director of the New Amsterdam Project, and Geerten Waling as they discuss the Dutch influence on American beginnings.
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From Wenters to Wisconsin: Dutch Migration Through Film & Music
The program features a selection of short music films by Dutch animation artist Udo Prinsen, including From Wenters to Wisconsin, a poetic short inspired by the experiences of Dutch immigrants who left their homes in the 1840s in search of greater prosperity in the United States.
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New Netherland Institute Annual Conference 2026
Join the New Netherland Institute for an exploration of some of the variety of ways in which New Netherland connected to the world beyond its borders on November 7-8 in Albany, NY.
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Sarah Mallory, The Morgan Library & Museum
Presented by: Sarah Mallory
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Live From New Amsterdam: The Ancient House
Join New Netherland Institute director Deborah Hamer for a discussion with Dr. Erin Kramer about her new book The Ancient House: Constructing Community in the Seventeenth-Century New York Borderlands (UNC Press, 2026), which explores how Albany was established as a center of cooperation between the Dutch and the Haudenosaunee.
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West Africa, the Low Countries, and the Portuguese Jewish Atlantic, 1590–1640
Presented by: Oren Okhovat, Yale University
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Applications for Hendricks Award due January 5th, 2027
Dr. Andrew A. Hendricks descended from the Colonial Dutch. A native of Orange, New Jersey, his fourth-grade assignment on the Dutch in North America grew into a lifelong fascination.
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Reformed Holy War: Anglo-Dutch Sermons in Service of the Protestant Front
Presented by: Thomas Lecaque, Grandview University
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NNI Student Scholar Research Grant Applications due February 15, 2027
The grant covers a period of one week to three months in residence and provides a stipend up to $5,000. A time frame for fulfilling the grant requirements will be established in consultation with the director of the New Netherland Research Center (NNRC). No housing, travel funds, or health insurance are provided. Applications are due by February 15.
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Charles W. Wendell Research Grant due February 15th, 2027
The New Netherland Institute is pleased to offer research grants with financial support from the estate of Charles W. Wendell. These annual grants honor the memory of Dr. Charles W. Wendell, a valued trustee, vice-president, and president of the New Netherland Institute’s Board of Trustees from 2000 to 2015.
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Dutch Specters and New England Politics during the First Anglo-Dutch War
Presented by: Neal Dugre, University of Houston-Clear Lake
This is part of the New Netherland Scholar's Series



