On a personal as well as societal level the normal routine of human activity and contacts have been drastically interrupted beyond anybody’s expectations or fears. And these radical shifts have no definite end in sight.
The Baltic Canadian Imprint working group is collecting and preserving individual accounts of this period for future study. Along with institutions in Estonia, VEMU, the Canadian Baltic Immigration Aid Society, the Lithuanian Museum and Archives in Canada, the Canadian Latvian Archives and Museum and the Latvian National Federation in Canada are partners in this program.
All written experiences, apprehensions, adjustments, thoughts, diaries, blogs, videos, humorous situations etc., are welcome. An exhibit of the submissions will be presented in the future.
All material that can be forwarded digitally is to be sent to: . Other submissions to: Estonian Studies Centre/VEMU, 310 Bloor St. W., Toronto, ON M5S 1W4. Deadline: July 31.
Piret Noorhani’s more detailed description of the project is in the Estonian language section.
