by Danielle Stinnett-Klock Hello! My name is Danielle. I am a second generation Indo-Chinese here in Southern California. I am here to share my experience on how I grew up and the struggle I face with my identity to this day. Danielle with her mother and sister Missing Out of Indo Heritage I didn’t grow…
Introduction As an international organization, The Indo Project (TIP) takes pride in representing those whose roots are in the former Dutch East Indies at important historical and cultural events whenever possible. 15 August 1945 is of particular importance as it signifies the end of WWII and Japanese occupation of the former Dutch East Indies. Our…
by Sheldon Krancher Discovering Indo Pride Through My Childhood Paper Route It was just after 4:00 AM on a brisk spring morning when I heard the rumble of the truck that dropped the Fresno Bee on our front porch. Just over 260 newspapers, four routes in total, between myself and my brother. I was only…
by Priscilla Klugen McMullen The Indo Project (TIP) held its 8th Indo Pride Kumpulan in Lake Mary, Florida (near Orlando) on November 2, 2019. It was a huge success with people coming from as far as Tennessee and Illinois. The film Sounds of Origin was shown followed by a buffet of delectable Indische dishes followed…
As this eventful 2019 year draws to a close, TIP realizes we have so much to be grateful for, especially as we celebrated our ten year anniversary in October. Transitioning to 2020, we greatly appreciate your consideration of an end-of-the-year donation to propel us into our next decade of honoring the past and preserving the…