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The current version of this text was drafted by the co-authors:

Vincent Boele, Curator of Americas & Oceania Collections, MAS Museum Antwerp

Lies Busselen, Researcher on human remains in colonial collections - H.O.M.E., RMCA

Marie-Sophie de Clippele, PhD Law, Postdoctoral researcher F.R.S.-FNRS, Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles

Els De Palmenaer, Curator of the Africa Collection, MAS Antwerp

Roselyne Francken, Curator of the Asia Collection, MAS Antwerp

Sarah Van Beurden, Associate Professor of History and African Studies, The Ohio State University

Annelies Van de Ven, PhD Archaeology, Postdoctoral researcher F.R.S.-FNRS, Université catholique de Louvain

Yasmina Zian, PhD History, Postdoctoral researcher, Université de Neuchâtel, Université Libre de Bruxelles

in collaboration with:

Leen Beyers, Curator and Head of Research, MAS Antwerp

Tara Chapman (HOME project), Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences

Hugo DeBlock, Guest Professor of Anthropology, Department of Languages and Cultures, School of African Studies, Ghent University

Katrijn D’hamers (FARO, Flemish institution for cultural heritage)

Nicole Gesché-Koning, art historian and anthropologist, honorary professor Royal Art academy Brussels and ex-assistant at the Université libre de Bruxelles

Billy Kalonji, President of COMRAF (Comité de concertation entre le Musée de Tervuren et les Diasporas africaines), expert in cultural diversity and inclusion

Anne Wetsi Mpoma (Art historian, founder of Wetsi Art Gallery, ngo Nouveau Système Artistique)

Jos van Beurden, PhD Humanities, senior researcher colonial collections and restitution, Free University Amsterdam

Pauline van der Zee, UGent

Hein Vanhee, curator and researcher at the Royal Museum for Central Africa, Tervuren

in collaboration with ICOM Belgium (final editing). ICOM Belgium is not responsible for the content, but stimulates with its contribution the current discussion in Belgium about colonial heritage.

Brian Jones, web production

Coordination

Katrijn D’hamers (FARO, Flemish institution for cultural heritage)

Sarah Van Beurden, Associate Professor of History and African Studies, The Ohio State University