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Michael Rosen on The Languages of Migration

Michael Rosen speaking in a thoughtful pose, gesturing with one hand, holding his notes in the other

Migration in the Digital Age audio

Leicester School of Museum Studies: 100 Stories of Migration

100 Images of Migration Online Gallery

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Audio stories from Room to Breathe
Departures podcast episode 1 – The Swarming of the English
Departures podcast: 400 years of emigration from Britain
Departures podcast episode 2 – Maidens’ Voyage
Departures podcast episode 3 – The Company Men in India
Departures podcast episode 4 – Emigration and Enslavement
Departures podcast episode 5 – The Leaving of Liverpool
Departures podcast episode 6 – A Welsh Utopia in Patagonia
Departures podcast episode 7 – The Left Behind Wives of Cornwall
Departures podcast episode 8 – Deported Children
Departures podcast episode 9 – Brits Abroad Today
Lewisham: About Face by EVEWRIGHT – audio and video
Oxford Education Podcast – Migration: Enrich Your KS3 History Curriculum
Annual Lecture 2024 – Sunder Katwala asks: ‘Does the history of migration shape its future?’
Migrants Mean Business – Karen Blackett in conversation with David Abraham
Migrants Mean Business with George Alagiah – Sir Lloyd Dorfman
Migrants Mean Business with George Alagiah – Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou
What role does the media play in the national debate around migration?
Lady Kishwar Desai on Partition, 70 years on
Robert Tombs on English migration history
Michael Rosen on The Languages of Migration
Migration in the Digital Age audio
DNA and Migration audio

Publications

Migration and Museums – a review for the Migration Network 2020/21
Signposting to refugee and asylum seeker support organisations in London
Exploring how migration changes the places where we live
Migration Museum Project 2017/18 brochure
Migration Museums Network: Evaluation Report (2016–17)
Migration Museums Network: Survey results (2017)
Museums and Migration, 2009–2017
A Migration Museum for Britain
All Our Stories: Migration & Fashion
How We Got Here: The First Three Years
Bloody Foreigners: The Story of Immigration to Britain by Robert Winder, New edition, Abacus 2013
Census 2011: familiar themes
Stories old and new: migration and identity in the UK heritage sector
A moving story: is there a case for a major museum of migration in the UK?
Brits abroad: mapping the scale and nature of British emigration

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