The TIMOR INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY ARCHIVE (TiSA) shares digitized documents from the global solidarity movement which operated from 1975 to 1999 in diverse countries, including Australia, Belgium, Britain, Canada, France, Japan, Portugal, the United States and Timor-Leste itself. The project aims to share new documentary evidence from multiple archives and make this evidence available to researchers and the general public, thereby contributing to the state of knowledge in this field, as well as making already-available documents and archival material more widely available.

Project coordinator: David Webster, Bishop's University, Canada (dwebsterATubishopsDOTca)

Current research collaborators: Jazmine Aldrich, John Waddingham

Past research assistants: Macalister Arendt, Duncan Crabtree, Jocelyn Grubb, Olivia Hewitt, Emilie Labbé, Brooklyn Lahey, Juliana Brito Santana Leal, Meagan Parsons, Fernando Jorge Saraiva Ferreira Júnior, Artur Shut, Robert Weary.

This site runs on AtoM, a fully web based archival description application that is based on International Council on Archives (ICA) standards. AtoM is an acronym for Access to Memory.

This project is possible with support from the Canada Foundation for Innovation. Additional support provided by Bishop's University and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. We gratefully acknowledge the guidance of the Clearing House for Archival Records on Timor.

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