The HarVic Center
Initiative for the Protection of Indigenous Intellectual Property
(IPIIP)
The Initiative
for the Protection of Indigenous Intellectual Property (IPIIP),
conducts research and services to assist in the protection and
commercialization of the indigenous intellectual property & capital
existing in developing communities and economies.
IPIIP Respository
In addition, under IPIIP, HarVic
maintains The IPIIP Repository, an archived collection of historical
documents, artifacts, and memorabilia related to the various
research activities and interests of The Hannaian Research
Institute. Items within the repository are constantly being
digitized when applicable to preserve and facilitate their review.
Researchers and others wishing to review the material within the
Repository should contact the Curator of the Repository with an
email request identifying what type of information or documents they
are researching. Requests should be sent to
curator@hannaian.com.
Genealogical
Research Sources
http://afrogenes.com TheHannaian Research Institute's African
Heritage Community Media Hub.
https://www.familysearch.org
is the largest free source of genealogical research online.
http://www.geni.com is an excellent online family tree maker for
those who do not use personal genealogy software.
The HRSBAC Study
Hannaian Research Institute IPIIP
studying "The Historical Roots of The Southern Bahamas After
Columbus" (HRSBAC)
The Southern Bahamian islands occupied an
important historical and economic component of the early development
of the Bahamas beginning with Christopher Columbus and his first
landfall in the western hemisphere at San Salvador, and the
subsequent discovery, development, and utilization of the Crooked
Island Passage as a premier shipping lane in the development
of the Western World.
IPIIP is currently conducting research on some
of the important historical aspects of the region and its indigenous
families. The importance of Watlings/San Salvador, Acklins, Crooked
Island, & Long Cay, Long Island, and Inagua, and the history of
their people is currently being researched in a long term study
identified as "The Historical Roots of The Southern Bahamas After
Columbus" (HRSBAC).
Some components of the HRSBAC research study
can be accessed on line through the following links;
Research on the Early History of the Southern
Bahamas
Research on the History & Genealogy of the
Indigenous Families of the Southern Bahamas
Parties interested in the HRSBAC research study
should contact The HarVic Center at The Hannaian Research Institute,
at the following email address
HRSBAC@hannaian.com.
Association
of European Science & Technology Transfer Professionals (ASTP)
Association of University
Technology Managers (AUTM)
European Association of Research and
Technology Organisations (EARTO)
European
Association for the Transfer of Technology, Innovation and
Industrial Information
The National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA)
National Institutes of Health
National Science Foundation
New York Times FDA Report
Science Daily
United Nations
Documents & Research Guide
U.S. Food & Drug Administration
World
Intellectual Property Organization
Requests for further information should be forwarded by email to
hri@hannaian.com.
The Hannaian Research Institute
220 Tywnam Heights
Nassau N.P. Bahamas
hri@hannaian.com
(242) 326-5497
Mailing address
P.O. Box EE-16021
Nassau, N.P. Bahamas
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