Keti Koti Amersfoort
Agenda
View all >
Join the Keti Koti events
Register for free and be part of our commemoration and celebration.
See ImpactGallery
Education & Awareness
Learn, reflect, and understand the history behind Keti Koti
Teaching Materials
Download ready-to-use educational resources inspired by programs from Harderwiik and Arnhem. Designed for schools, educators, and community groups.
Download Materials
Route of Reconciliation
Explore important historical locations in Amersfoort connected to the history of slavery through an interactive walking route.
Open Route on Map
History & Amersfoort Context
Learn about the history of slavery and its connection to Amersfoort through timelines, stories, and archival material.
Explore HistoryDialogue & Collaboration
Dialogue Tables
Participate in open forums and structured discussions on key topics.
Our Partners
Collaborating with Utrecht, museums, schools, and NiNsee to foster meaningful exchanges
Get Involved
Organizations can join initiatives, propose collaborations, or contact us directly
Interested in collaborating?
Reach out today!Support Us: Donations & Legacy Giving
Donation Options
“One-time, recurring, or impact project donations
Tax Benefits / ANBI Status
Understand tax advantages for ANBI donors.
Transparency / Annual Reports
Read our annual reports and see the impact of your support
View ReportsAbout Us / Contact
We are a community-driven organization dedicated to the commemoration and celebration of Keti Koti, marking the abolition of slavery in the former Dutch colonies on 1 July 1863.
Keti Koti, meaning “Broken Chains”, stands as a powerful moment of remembrance, reflection, and collective healing.
Alex de Jong
Committee Chair
Jun Sunidar
Vice Chair & Cultural Advisor