Online exhibitions

Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS

Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS is a multimedia digital exhibition shining a light on the stories and experiences of people who have come to Britain to work in the National Health Service (NHS) over the past 72 years.

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100 Images of Migration

100 Images of Migration is the exhibition with which we launched the Migration Museum Project in 2013. The product of a competition run with the Guardian newspaper, it’s a collection of images by professional and amateur photographers that tell a compelling story about what migration means to people across the UK.

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Keepsakes

Keepsakes is a display of personal items that keep memories of migration and identity alive. These items and objects are either those that one generation has handed down to the next, or those that individuals keep as a reminder of a home, a country or a culture they have left behind or as some part of a past experience that they want to hold close to them.

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Blog

Our blog archive includes interviews with artists and contributors, posts by our team exploring some of the themes we explore in more detail, and guest posts shedding light on British migration history.

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Audio, video and publications

From our Migrants Mean Business podcast series of conversations with business leaders to our annual lectures, as well as videos and audio clips from our exhibitions and reports and publications we have written and contributed to, we have a wide range of audio, video and publications for you to watch, listen to and read.

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Education resources

Looking for relevant, engaging learning resources on migration and ethnic diversity for your kids or students? Our searchable resource bank features some of the best resources on these themes, hand-picked by our learning team, broken down by subject, key stage and keywords.

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Social media

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