The Migration Museum, in association with Allianz Global Investors, is launching a new conversation series with prominent British business leaders with migrant backgrounds.

Migrants Mean Business is a series of five in-conversation events, to be held in 2019/20, providing insight into the personal and professional stories of some of the country’s most influential business figures, while shining a light on the long, varied and important contribution of migrants to all aspects of British life.

Room to Breathe is a new immersive exhibition opening on Thursday 1 November 2018 at the Migration Museum in London, inviting you to discover and explore personal stories from generations of new arrivals to Britain.

The Migration Museum highlighted the diversity of the England team in a campaign to coincide with England’s first World Cup game against Tunisia on 18 June 2018 asking what the starting XI would look like without the impact of first and second-generation immigrants.

Amid uncertainty over Brexit, No Turning Back: Seven Migration Moments that Changed Britain, a new exhibition at the Migration Museum at The Workshop examines seven previous moments that have had profound effects on Britain and its people.

The Migration Museum at The Workshop, opening in London today (Wednesday 26 April 2017), will fill a clear gap in our cultural landscape at a critical moment for Britain.

Call me by my name: stories from Calais and beyond is a ground-breaking multimedia exhibition, to be staged by the Migration Museum Project in London in June, a momentous month that sees both the EU referendum and Refugee Week. It explores the complexity and human stories behind the current migration crisis, with a particular focus on the Calais camp.

The Migration Museum Project (MMP) is jointly hosting an event in London on December 2, exploring the evolving dynamics of the current refugee and migration ‘crisis’ and our responses to it.