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Curator at Museum Rotterdam

Authentic Rotterdam Heritage - "Powerwomen"

Amina Hussen's Story

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The Krachtvrouwen in the Oude Westen, Rotterdam is a community of 300 women from 80 different nationalities, who join forces to support one another and the neighbourhood. They do so during activities … [read more]

The Krachtvrouwen in the Oude Westen, Rotterdam is a community of 300 women from 80 different nationalities, who join forces to support one another and the neighbourhood. They do so during activities where they meet and eat together. Women can decide themselves how often they join activities. Some of them only join the coffee gathering; they drink coffee together and talk with each other. Others are much more active and join the sewing lessons, are active in the kitchen or join the Dutch lessons. They can also join sports activities or visits to the museum. Museum Rotterdam is collecting the contemporary history of the city in an active collection. The ‘Krachtvrouwen’ are in this Authentic Rotterdam Heritage collection no. 0011 [hide]

Ethnological Museum of Thrace

Representing contemporary migration by Giannis Koukmas

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Giannis Koukmas describes projects developed by the Ethnological Museum of Thrace on representing contemporary migration through participatory projects, sharing food, community engagement and giving.

FHXB Friedrichshain–Kreuzberg Museum

Exhibiting local community memories by Martin Düsphol

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Martin Düsphol discusses approaches to collecting and displaying transient memories of various generations of migrats in Kreuzberg, Berlin

Historical Museum Frankfurt

The Polyphonic Museum by Jan Gerchow, Angela Jannelli and Aikaterini Dori

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Jan Gerchow, Angela Jannelli, Aikaterini Dori describe the importance of working with immigrants and migrant communities at the Historical Museum Frankfurt through collaborative and participatory … [read more]

Jan Gerchow, Angela Jannelli, Aikaterini Dori describe the importance of working with immigrants and migrant communities at the Historical Museum Frankfurt through collaborative and participatory interpretation of collections and the creation of migration contemporary collections. [hide]

Curating “Beyond Bollywood” at the Smithsonian

activities and experiences by Masum Momaya

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Masum Momaya describes her activities and experiences while leading the Indian American Heritage Project at the Smithsonian, in Washington DC, USA, engaging with communities, sharing knowledge and … [read more]

Masum Momaya describes her activities and experiences while leading the Indian American Heritage Project at the Smithsonian, in Washington DC, USA, engaging with communities, sharing knowledge and exhibiting Indian American stories. [hide]

Superdiversity and the rise of new urban narrative

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Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Peter Scholten is Professor of Migration and Diversity Policies at Erasmus University Rotterdam, director of the … [read more]

Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Peter Scholten is Professor of Migration and Diversity Policies at Erasmus University Rotterdam, director of the IMISCOE Research Network and editor-in-chief of the journal Comparative Migration Studies. His research focuses on themes of migration and integration governance, comparative public policy, and the relation between research and policymaking. Since 2014 Peter is coordinator of the IMISCOE Research Network and head of the Network Office established at EUR. Furthermore, he is editorin-chief of the journal Comparative Migration Studies (CMS) and member of the editorial board of the Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis. For more information; see www.peterscholten.eu. [hide]

City museums as strategic places of diversity

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Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Prof. dr. Paul Th. van de Laar is endowed professor in urban history at the Erasmus University School of History, … [read more]

Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Prof. dr. Paul Th. van de Laar is endowed professor in urban history at the Erasmus University School of History, Culture and Communication. Besides, he is a managing director of Museum Rotterdam (the City Museum), responsible for the new focus on city museums and their role in a changing urban context, in particular the role of cultural heritage in superdiverse cities. [hide]

Migration:Cities Project and Platform

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Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Nicole van Dijk is a curator and leads the research and development programs of Museum Rotterdam. She is responsible … [read more]

Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Nicole van Dijk is a curator and leads the research and development programs of Museum Rotterdam. She is responsible for participatory research and community projects. She is the CAMOC Vice Chair and one of the creators of the Migration:Cities Project and Portal. Incisu Dilem Üzüm is the content manager of the Migration:Cities Portal. [hide]

How to add a case study - Step 4

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We hope this video will boost your inspiration to make your own resource video!

The Migration:Cities Project Evaluation

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Migration:Cities Workshop, Mexico 2017. Marlen Mouliou is a full-time Lecturer in Museology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (Faculty of History and Archaeology) and Scientifc … [read more]

Migration:Cities Workshop, Mexico 2017. Marlen Mouliou is a full-time Lecturer in Museology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (Faculty of History and Archaeology) and Scientifc Co-ordinator of the Postgraduate Programme in Museums Studies, NKUA. Since 2016, she has been Member of the Panel of Judges for the European Museum of the Year Award and Vice-Chair of the European Academic Heritage Network (UNIVERSEUM). From 2010 to 2016, she served as Secretary and Chair of the International Committee for the Collections and Activities of Museums of Cities (ICOM-CAMOC); currently she is Co-Coordinator of the CAMOC/CAM/ICR project Migration:Cities I(im)migration and arrival cities [hide]

Museum Rotterdam – Krachtvrouwen (Powerwomen)

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The 'Krachtvrouwen' in the Oude Westen, Rotterdam is a community of 300 women from 80 different nationalities, who join forces to support one another and the neighbourhood. They do so during … [read more]

The 'Krachtvrouwen' in the Oude Westen, Rotterdam is a community of 300 women from 80 different nationalities, who join forces to support one another and the neighbourhood. They do so during activities where they meet and eat together. Women can decide themselves how often they join activities. Some of them only join the coffee gathering; they drink coffee together and talk with each other. Others are much more active and join the sewing lessons, are active in the kitchen or join the Dutch lessons. They can also join sports activities or visits to the museum. Museum Rotterdam is collecting the contemporary history of the city in an active collection. The ‘Krachtvrouwen’ are in this Authentic Rotterdam Heritage collection no. 0011 [hide]