香港城市大學中文及歷史學系與東華三院何超蕸檔案及文物中心合作，選用東華三院歷史文物檔案圖片，結合傳統史學文獻研究與互聯網的特性以及數字人文的分析方法，傳播中國文化知識，呈現互聯、互動、互通的歷史思維。東華三院何超蕸檔案及文物中心提供檔案資料，香港城市大學中文及歷史學系負責製作「東華全球網絡與骨殖：廣東、香港、美國、古巴」。

本計畫的目的是加強大學與社會組織的連繫，共同合作，互相支持，以香港東華為中心連繫北美、中南美洲華人慈善組織、華南地區慈善組織。

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