In Suriname, volunteers worked to digitize thousands of archival documents from the Neveh Shalom Synagogue, preserving the rich Jewish history of the region amidst climate and time threats. Led by Rosa de Jong, the project resulted in 600 gigabytes of data, crucial for maintaining the legacy of Jewish life in a country that sheltered Jewish refugees during World War II. The effort reflects the urgent need to protect fragile historical records, showcasing the importance of archives in understanding cultural histories. Key contributor Lilly Duijm emphasizes the deep significance of the archive to the community's identity.