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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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New RSL Honorary Fellow SuAndi also awarded the Benson Medal

29 July 2024

Our SussedBlackWoman partner joins J.R.R. Tolkien, Wole Soyinka and Margaret Busby in receiving the RSL’s prestigious award.

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GUEST POST: Charlotte Marchant on mapping Black GI bases in Britain

17 July 2024

Read about the findings from our proof of concept project supported by ARU exploring the locations of WW2 Black GIs camps in East Anglia.

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How one intern helped us begin mapping Black GI units in East Anglia

10 July 2024

Intern Ivan Lin discusses his “exciting and valuable” placement at The Mixed Museum as part of his MSc Digital Humanities course at UCL.

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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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