“As the Migration Museum has pointed out, most of the team’s players have parents or grandparents born outside the country. Unlike their World Cup-winning predecessors in 1966 and the team in 1996, when England hosted the European Championships, they are not wholly, or overwhelmingly, white.”

A feature on our Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS exhibition in the January edition of The People’s Friend magazine.

Robyn Kasozi, our Head of Public Engagement, was a guest on the Quarantini Podcast, speaking about Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS.

The Voice previews our Departures exhibition, exploring 400 years of emigration from Britain.

“In England’s semifinal against Denmark, seven of its starters were born abroad or had a parent or grandparent who was born overseas, according to the Migration Museum in London.”

Positive News featured the Migration Museum’s Heart of the Nation exhibition in its round-up of what went right this week.

‘Made by Russian-born and London-based artist Tribambuka, also known as Anastasia Beltyukova, the video is part of London’s Migration Museum’s new online exhibition, Heart of the Nation.’

‘The vital role played by GPs and other health professionals who have moved to the UK to work in the NHS through its 72-year history is highlighted in a new digital exhibition.’

The Migration Museum’s head of creative content, Aditi Anand, and exhibition contributor Allyson Williams MBE speak to Jumoké Fashola on BBC London Radio about Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS.

A Guardian feature on the Migration Museum’s Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS exhibition, including interviews with our head of creative content, Aditi Anand, and with a number of people who contributed their stories to the exhibition.

Londonist featured the Migration Museum’s Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS exhibition in its preview of must-see exhibitions.

‘A new exhibition launching in Black History Month will shine a light on the contributions black and ethnic minority people from outside the UK, and other non British nationals have made to the NHS.’

The Migration Museum featured in the Evening Standard’s round-up of virtual resources to mark Notting Hill Carnival 2020.

The official Raspberry Pi magazine published a feature on the interactive technology elements in our Room to Breathe exhibition.

Our partnership with Spotify to create a playlist celebrating 72 years of the NHS was featured by Museums + Heritage Advisor.

The Migration Museum’s move to Lewisham Shopping Centre featured in an article in The Developer magazine about how shopping centres are being reimagined across the country.

A New Statesman feature on the Migration Museum’s move to Lewisham Shopping Centre and our ongoing search for a permanent home.

The Migration Museum has found a new home in a more populous location, within Lewisham Shopping Centre. It has re-opened with two exhibitions from its former home, including the excellent Room to Breathe. With two sections of the Berlin Wall decorated by Stik and Thierry Noir out front, I consider this a very successful migration ★★★★★

‘The curator of a migration-focused museum has expressed hope the space will reach audiences who do not typically engage with art, as it reopened in a south London shopping centre last week.’

‘Britain’s first museum dedicated to migration opened at a new venue on 14 February 2020, with a new programme of exhibitions.’