Mixmag featured our work around Windrush 75 in an article about how UK cultural institutions are celebrating and archiving the lives of the Windrush Generation

I never expected to leave Leicester’s New Walk Museum in tears. But on a random Wednesday morning I did just that. When I caught wind of its new exhibition – Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS – I knew I had to check it out. The experience left me feeling overwhelmed, nostalgic and grateful.

Heart of the Nation story contributors Nayyar and Nitha Naqvi were interviewed by Ankur Desai on BBC Asian Network about two generations of the same family working in the NHS.

Heart of the Nation story contributor Gulzar Waljee was featured in Metro on the 75th anniversary of the NHS.

An interview with the Migration Museum’s Artistic Director Aditi Anand in Museums Journal

The Migration Museum’s Artistic Director Aditi Anand was a guest on Kelly Hinch’s Breakfast Show alongside Mirasol De Guzman and Jyotsana Raval, two Leicester-based NHS workers whose stories feature in Heart of the Nation.

Indeed, the NHS has relied on doctors and nurses arriving from abroad – especially southern Asia, the Caribbean and Africa – ever since its creation in 1948. Their contributions are celebrated in a new exhibition by the Migration Museum, currently open in Leicester before moving to Leeds and London.

The Migration Museum’s new touring exhibition Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS tells the story of migrant healthcare workers in Britain

Aditi Anand, the Migration Museum’s Artistic Director, was a guest on Ben Jackson’s afternoon show on BBC Radio Leicester talking about Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS 

The Migration Museum is set to launch “Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS,” a national touring exhibition commemorating the 75th anniversary of the National Health Service (NHS).

‘Long ignored’ but crucial workers honoured in touring show marking 75 years of the health service.

Immigration is part of Britain’s past and should be remembered. Earlier this year a home was found in the City of London for a Migration Museum, marking the end of a 10-year search.

Get stuck into creative workshops and discover stories of Lewisham’s vibrant and culturally diverse communities at The Places That Make Us, a free day of fun at the Migration Museum. Help make memory maps with artist Kim Chin, see a film about the borough’s self-build movement, and learn all about Mr Pink’s legendary house.

The Migration Museum in Lewisham is exhibiting a new installation by multi-disciplinary artist, Evewright, as part of Windrush 75th anniversary celebrations.

Artist EVEWRIGHT was a guest on the Robert Elms show talking about his new installation Lewisham: About Face, on display at the Migration Museum.

The ongoing row over the government’s Illegal Immigration Bill has generated a lot of headlines but precious little reflection. How well do we understand our history of migration, and the country’s treatment of those coming to these shores? A museum dedicated to that story might have the answer.

Corriere Della Sera’s editor-in-chief Beppe Severgnini on visiting the Migration Museum and our Taking Care of Business exhibition (in Italian).

The Migration Museum in Lewisham celebrated St Patrick’s Day by taking visitors on a story-telling tour of the museum.