Essential Information
| Type | Events and festivals |
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| Location |
In Greenwich
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| Date and Times | 16-23 June 2024 | See page for details |
| Prices | Free |
This Refugee Week, explore the rich stories of migration within Royal Museums Greenwich's collection, centred around the theme 'Our Home'. Find out about the complex issues that migrants face today and celebrate the culture and heritage of communities that have migrated to London.
Royal Museums Greenwich is taking part in Refugee Week to recognise and understand the difficulties for refugees, and look at the need for compassion, not just to ourselves but to all our human neighbours and our one shared home, planet Earth.
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2024 event programme
What’s On
Collections and connections
Find more stories, projects and videos related to migration and belonging at the National Maritime Museum
Migration objects at the National Maritime Museum
Take a look at items relating to migration in our collection
Migration, Heritage and Belonging Project
Funded by Esmee Fairbairn, the Migration, Heritage and Belonging Project explores the migration-related collections of three museums spanning the South West of England to East Anglia
A closer look at Ship of Fools by Kehinde Wiley
From perilous refugee crossings to black history and identity, explore the different meanings contained in artist Kehinde Wiley's work
Refugee Narrative Maps
A series of maps by artist Djordje Balmazovic were recently acquired by Royal Museums Greenwich
The making of The Sea Deity with Action for Refugees Lewisham
Artist Eve Shepherd looks back on the creation of a new sculpture for the National Maritime Museum, made in collaboration with Action for Refugees Lewisham.
Jodocus Hondius' Sea Atlas: Refugee Week
For Refugee Week, Megan Barford looks at the skilled engraver - and refugee - behind one of the Museum's beautiful 16th-century sea atlases
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Main image: Kite made from a road map (ZBA8787)