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.
Our compelling new audio project retraces the rail journeys the Black mixed race composer took in late Victorian and early Edwardian Britain
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
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
Find out about our new Scientist in Residence (SiR) programme and meet genealogist Dr Sophie Kay, our first SiR partner. Also, news of our ancestry-tracing Q&A panel at the British Science Festival
With over half a million views, The Mixed Museum’s YouTube channel continues to grow as a space for sharing Britain’s mixed race history
A full audio version of the digital resource SussedBlackWoman, exploring the life and work of the writer and poet, offers rich new learning opportunities
For the third episode in our forthcoming audio series, the Tracks of a Trailblazer team retraced the composer’s 1902 journey to Morriston in South Wales