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Funding news! Our new project exploring the train travels of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

30 September 2024

Thanks to GWR’s Community Fund, we’re exploring the composer’s extensive rail journeys across Britain in an exciting audio project

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Kenneth Roberts: a mixed race British pathfinder at the Battle of Arnhem

23 September 2024

A chance visit leads to the story of a British mixed race solider from Staffordshire who took part in WW2’s Operation Market Garden

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The Strangers’ Home: A New Film on East London’s Multiracial History

16 September 2024

A fascinating project on the migration history of East London’s docklands draws on research by TMM founders and partners.

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Talking ‘brown babies’ history for the National Trust

20 August 2024

Our Director Chamion Caballero and longstanding TMM partner Lucy Bland to feature on forthcoming NT Podcast presented by David Olusoga.

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In Conversation with...

Enjoy fresh perspectives on our shared past in our new interview series. It features those who are exploring Britain’s mixed race histories through their work, often drawing on themes in our collection and exhibitions. 

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Mixed Museum and Wikimedia

We were one of Wikimedia’s first Connected Heritage partners. Through our Wikimedian in Residence programme, we have been working to enhance Wikipedia’s content on the history of racial mixing in Britain.

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