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This project will survey existing archival records, commemorative publications, and historical photographs created by Sri Lanka’s Upcountry Tamils since 1948. The Upcountry (HillCountry) Tamils, are the descendants of nineteenth-century Indian laborers brought to work on the country’s British-owned tea, coffee, and rubber plantations who continue to face political disenfranchisement and state-sponsored discrimination in Sri Lanka. | This project will survey existing archival records, commemorative publications, and historical photographs created by Sri Lanka’s Upcountry Tamils since 1948. The Upcountry (HillCountry) Tamils, are the descendants of nineteenth-century Indian laborers brought to work on the country’s British-owned tea, coffee, and rubber plantations who continue to face political disenfranchisement and state-sponsored discrimination in Sri Lanka. | ||
| − | * | + | * [https://noolahamfoundation.org/documents/projectreports/Survey%20and%20Digital%20Preservation%20of%20Upcountry%20Tamil%20Archival%20Records.pdf Full Report] |
Latest revision as of 03:58, 29 March 2023
| Project Number | NF/PG/2021/0004 | Grant Agency / Donors | UCLA | Project Owner | Thamilini Jothilingam | |
| Project Mentor | Thamilini Jothilingam | Project Locations | Upcountry | Project Period | 2021 | |
| Stakeholders | Staff and Volunteers of Noolaham Foundation | |||||
This project will survey existing archival records, commemorative publications, and historical photographs created by Sri Lanka’s Upcountry Tamils since 1948. The Upcountry (HillCountry) Tamils, are the descendants of nineteenth-century Indian laborers brought to work on the country’s British-owned tea, coffee, and rubber plantations who continue to face political disenfranchisement and state-sponsored discrimination in Sri Lanka.
