The American Labor Museum is housed in the Botto House National Landmark, a 1908 Victorian home, which belonged to silk mill worker, Pietro Botto and his wife Maria. It was the meeting place for over 20,000 silk mill workers during … Continue reading →
Museum der Arbeit (Museum of Work) Poppenhusenstraße 12 D-22305 Hamburg Germany Contact: Jürgen Ellermeyer Telephone (+49) 40 428 32-3533 FAX (+49) 40 427 929 027
Continue reading →European Commission Directorate-General Education and Culture ATT. Theodossios Mastrominas Unit C2 – Culture: Policy and Programme rue de la Loi, 200 B-1049 Bruxelles 27 November 2003 Ref. 2001-0177/001-001 CLT CA2 Migration, Work and Identity Final report (year 3) with 12 … Continue reading →
Museum delegates, gathered at a conference on the theme of “Migration, Work and Identity” in Terrassa, appeal to museum professionals all over Europe to : Strive for social inclusion of all communities irrespective of gender, background, culture and religion. Provide … Continue reading →
Migration, Work and Identity is a three-year collaboration between seven members of WORKLAB: the International Association of Labour Museums. The purpose of the project is to contribute to the European debate on cultural diversity with the expectation that greater knowledge … Continue reading →
Arbetets museum (Museum of Work) Laxholmen S – 602 21 Norrköping Sweden Contact: Torsten Nilsson Telephone (+46) 11 23 17 26 FAX (+46) 11 18 22 90
Continue reading →Museum Arbeitswelt (Museum of the World of Work) Wehrgrabengasse 7 A – 4400 Steyr Austria Contact: Udo B. Wiesinger Telephone (+43) 7252 77351 23 FAX (+43) 7252 77351 11
Continue reading →Arbejdermuseet (Workers’ Museum) Rømersgade 22 DK-1362 København K. Denmark Contact: Peter Ludvigsen Telephone (+45) 33 93 25 75 FAX (+45) 331 452 58
Continue reading →The identity of this city is characterised by diverse waves of migration, which left their mark economically, culturally and socially – but which have also been the basis for cultural conflicts. Within the project, which will consist of different workshops … Continue reading →
Throughout the second half of the 20th century thousands of people from the Caribbean and South Asia started new lives in Manchester. The exhibition, Moving Lives, will use photographs, memorabilia, recordings and film to represent aspects of the life and … Continue reading →
