‘A London street artist and former secondary school teacher has unveiled his latest painting in a series celebrating the work of the capital’s migrants. Working in partnership with Lambeth’s Migration Museum, he will hold an open call-out for anyone who believes themselves, a friend or family member would be a suitable subject.’
Our director, Sophie Henderson, writing in the Guardian on how a permanent Migration Museum for Britain could “help to break down barriers between ‘us’ and ‘them’ and foster a sense of shared heritage and belonging – not just for the Windrush generation, but for all of us”.
David Olusoga recommends the Migration Museum at The Workshop and our No Turning Back exhibition on BBC Radio 4’s Saturday Review podcast (download and listen from 48.00).
Our trustee Robert Winder appeared on talkRADIO’s breakfast show to talk about why the Windrush scandal is a “disgrace” and “embarrassing to the British brand”.
