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These lessons explore the global nature of the Dutch colonial experience and life in New Netherland. The lessons use documents and paintings from the New York State Archives, New York State Library, and other repositories throughout the United States and Europe and are free for educational use. 

On 1 July 1863, slavery was abolished in the former Dutch colonies of Suriname and the Dutch Antilles ending a period of around two-hundred years of slavery in those colonies. In 2013, various activities and exhibitions were organized to mark the Dutch abolition of slavery.

Gert Jan Bestebreurtje is a rare bookdealer in Vianen near Utrecht specializing in old and rare books on voyages and travel and Dutch colonial history. You can explore their collection via catalogues that they have published online with topics ranging from Africa, Americas, China, Indonesia, Japan, Middle East, and Russia to the Dutch East and West India Company, Marine History, and Slavey and the Slave Trade to Marine Art, Maps, and Travel accounts

De Zeventiende Eeuw, the peer-reviewed scholarly journal of the Werkgroep Zeventiende Eeuw (Study Group Seventeenth Century), publishes original articles on the cultural history of the seventeenth-century Northern and Southern Netherlands from an interdisciplinary perspective. Articles focus on Dutch and neo-Latin literature, art history, religion, and cultural history in the broadest sense of the word. Articles can be submitted in either Dutch or English.

Queeste is an international, multi-lingual, peer-reviewed journal in the area of medieval literature in the Low Countries (to 1600).