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GUEST POST: WW2 ‘brown baby’ Paul Sproll on finding his British family at 80 years old

30 September 2025

In his moving account, Paul Sproll reflects on how DNA testing not only confirmed his African American heritage but reunited him with the English relatives he had long been denied.

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Tracks of a Trailblazer is live! Explore the travels of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor in The Mixed Museum’s new audio series

16 September 2025

Our compelling new audio project retraces the rail journeys the Black mixed race composer took in late Victorian and early Edwardian Britain

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The Mixed Museum at the British Science Festival 2025 in Liverpool

15 September 2025

In September, Dr Chamion Caballero, Dr Sophie Kay and Arlene Nelson explored the science, ethics, and emotions behind DNA ancestry testing in their BSF panel event at the Bluecoat

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The Mixed Museum at the ICCS 2025 Conference on Cohesive Societies

31 July 2025

TMM’s Director shares insights from the International Conference on Cohesive Societies 2025 in Singapore, where digital challenges and multiracial histories featured in the global conversations

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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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