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- Migration_museum abstract "Migration museums cover human migration in the past, present and future.The current trend in the development of migration museums, named differently worldwide, is an interesting phenomenon, as it may contribute to the creation of a new and multiple identity, at an individual and collective level. Like the United States with Ellis Island, Australia, Canada, and more recently several European countries — e.g., France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom — have been creating such venues to facilitate transmission between generations as well as encounters between migrants and the host populations, by telling their personal story.While these initiatives also serve the duty to remember, they seem to have three main objectives: Acknowledge, integrate and build awareness. Acknowledge: The contributions made by migrants to their host societies; the diversity and wealth of the origin cultures and; the right to a dual-belonging. Include and Integrate: Foster the sense of belonging; enable the communities to feel as an integral part of the nation; find common ground and contribute to a national identity. Build awareness and educate on the events that induced individuals — and refugees in particular — to leave their land, thus developing empathy among the host population. More generally, deconstruct stereotypes on immigration.Given the international scene and the latest events, from the Van Gogh affair in the Netherlands in 2004 to the so-called ‘crise des banlieues’ in France in 2005, there is an urgent need to give the migrant generations (the youth as well as their parents) a voice, in order to foster inclusion, integration and the right to difference. Listening to individual stories may help to deconstruct stereotypes. Memory, History and Narration may also allow to take a step back and to consider the complete picture.Migration museums also face common challenges, in that they intend to be not only a venue for conservation and exhibition, but also and above all a lively meeting place. The challenge is not so much to bring in the intellectuals, academics, researchers, historians, traditional visitors of museums (the converted) but also and above all to attract the general public, those with preconceived ideas on immigration and the migrants themselves.In addition to the following list, there are many local heritage initiatives and smaller museums which have increasingly focused on migration as a part of the narrative they portray.".
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- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink immigration.museum.vic.gov.au.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink thevoyage.html.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink lebenswege.rlp.de.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.19princeletstreet.org.uk.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.altreitalie.org.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.babylonjewry.org.il.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.ballinstadt.com.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.cobhheritage.com.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink index.php.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.domit.de.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink @id=37.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.furesoemuseer.dk.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.histoire-immigration.fr.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink migration.htm.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.immi.se.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink rotterdam.html.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.lwandle.com.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.memorialdoimigrante.sp.gov.br.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.mhic.net.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.migrationheritage.nsw.gov.au.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.migrationmuseum.org.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.migrationmuseums.org.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink index.php?page=srpski-muzej-rasejanja-i-seoba.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.migrationsmuseum.de.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.mkc.botkyrka.se.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.movinghere.org.uk.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.museu-emigrantes.org.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink serv02.htm.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.pier21.ca.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink www.smvk.se.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink migrationintegration.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink eng.
- Migration_museum wikiPageExternalLink page2.html.
- Migration_museum wikiPageID "10174490".
- Migration_museum wikiPageRevisionID "544739816".
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- Migration_museum subject Category:Lists_of_museums.
- Migration_museum subject Category:Types_of_museum.
- Migration_museum comment "Migration museums cover human migration in the past, present and future.The current trend in the development of migration museums, named differently worldwide, is an interesting phenomenon, as it may contribute to the creation of a new and multiple identity, at an individual and collective level.".
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- Migration_museum label "Musées des migrations".
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