Migration:Cities Project and Platform

Nicole van Dijk & Incisu Dilem Üzüm

Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Nicole van Dijk is a curator and leads the research and development programs of Museum Rotterdam. She is responsible for participatory research and community projects. She is the CAMOC Vice Chair and one of the creators of the Migration:Cities Project and Portal. Incisu Dilem Üzüm is the content manager of the Migration:Cities Portal.

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Incisu Üzüm

After studying Bachelor in Classical Archaeology in Mimar Sinan University of Fine Arts, Istanbul, I attended archaeological excavations such as Smyrna and Pergamon. I studied at the University of Bonn as an Erasmus exchange student. I finished my Master's at the University of Maastricht in Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management and Education. I did my internship in Museum Rotterdam and wrote my masters thesis about the museum's community practice Authentic Rotterdam Heritage.

Voice of Freedom

by Widespread Museum of Resistance, Deportation, War, Rights and Freedom

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The temporary exhibition hosted in 2018 at the museum is about ten Nigerian women who escaped slavery and had the chance to tell their stories through photography. By reversing the classic … [read more]

The temporary exhibition hosted in 2018 at the museum is about ten Nigerian women who escaped slavery and had the chance to tell their stories through photography. By reversing the classic photographic narration, Voice of Freedom puts the victims behind the camera, thus offering the opportunity to tell each other's experience in person and with their own sensitivity. Down below you can find the social media accounts of the museum and the exhibition "Voice of Freedom": https://www.facebook.com/MuseoDiffusodellaResistenza/ https://www.facebook.com/voiceoffreedom.uk/ [hide]

Authentic Rotterdam Heritage - "Powerwomen"

Amina Hussen's Story

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The Krachtvrouwen in the Oude Westen, Rotterdam is a community of 300 women from 80 different nationalities, who join forces to support one another and the neighbourhood. They do so during activities … [read more]

The Krachtvrouwen in the Oude Westen, Rotterdam is a community of 300 women from 80 different nationalities, who join forces to support one another and the neighbourhood. They do so during activities where they meet and eat together. Women can decide themselves how often they join activities. Some of them only join the coffee gathering; they drink coffee together and talk with each other. Others are much more active and join the sewing lessons, are active in the kitchen or join the Dutch lessons. They can also join sports activities or visits to the museum. Museum Rotterdam is collecting the contemporary history of the city in an active collection. The ‘Krachtvrouwen’ are in this Authentic Rotterdam Heritage collection no. 0011 [hide]

Historical Museum Frankfurt

The Polyphonic Museum by Jan Gerchow, Angela Jannelli and Aikaterini Dori

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Jan Gerchow, Angela Jannelli, Aikaterini Dori describe the importance of working with immigrants and migrant communities at the Historical Museum Frankfurt through collaborative and participatory … [read more]

Jan Gerchow, Angela Jannelli, Aikaterini Dori describe the importance of working with immigrants and migrant communities at the Historical Museum Frankfurt through collaborative and participatory interpretation of collections and the creation of migration contemporary collections. [hide]

Museum Rotterdam

Representing superdiversity by Nicole van Dijk

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Approaches and participatory processes of representing Rotterdam's diversity in the making of exhibitions at Museum Rotterdam

Superdiversity and the rise of new urban narrative

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Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Peter Scholten is Professor of Migration and Diversity Policies at Erasmus University Rotterdam, director of the … [read more]

Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Peter Scholten is Professor of Migration and Diversity Policies at Erasmus University Rotterdam, director of the IMISCOE Research Network and editor-in-chief of the journal Comparative Migration Studies. His research focuses on themes of migration and integration governance, comparative public policy, and the relation between research and policymaking. Since 2014 Peter is coordinator of the IMISCOE Research Network and head of the Network Office established at EUR. Furthermore, he is editorin-chief of the journal Comparative Migration Studies (CMS) and member of the editorial board of the Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis. For more information; see www.peterscholten.eu. [hide]

How to put immigration in a museum?

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Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Andrea Delaplace presented her master’s dissertation on the Cité nationale de l’histoire de l’immigration at EHESS – … [read more]

Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Andrea Delaplace presented her master’s dissertation on the Cité nationale de l’histoire de l’immigration at EHESS – École des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales - (Mention Ethnology and Social Anthropology) and is a PhD student in Museum studies and heritage, ED 441 History of Art, Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne, under the supervision of Dominique Poulot. She is also a member of the Groupe de Recherche en Histoire du Patrimoine et des Musées - HiPaM: https://hipam.hypotheses.org/83and of the Association de la recherché sur l’image photographique – Arip : http://arip.hypotheses.org/author/del... Publications : Cahiers de l’Ecole du Louvre n°7 Octobre 2015 - Un palais pour les immigrés? Le musée de l’histoire de l’immigration à Paris: une collection et un musée en devenir. http://cel.revues.org/296 [hide]

Creating Intercultural Dialogues

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Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Creating Intercultural Dialogues between the City and the Immigrants - Immigration Docent Projects in National Taiwan … [read more]

Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Creating Intercultural Dialogues between the City and the Immigrants - Immigration Docent Projects in National Taiwan Museum. Emily Hsuwen Yuan is a Research Assistant of the Education Department, National Taiwan Museum, Taipei, Taiwan. She was a Project Manager of following Events: ICOM-NATHIST 2015, TAIWAN; National Cultural Conference – the New Immigrant Conference, 2017; New Immigrant Docent Project, since 2014. She was also the Curator of Special Exhibition of Southeast Asian Flavor, the Taste of Hometown”, 2017. [hide]

The City Museum and the future of the city

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Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. The case study of Rhome - Migrant eyes and memories. Claudia Pecoraro is a Researcher and Curator. She started researching … [read more]

Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. The case study of Rhome - Migrant eyes and memories. Claudia Pecoraro is a Researcher and Curator. She started researching about museums after her degree in Humanities and Archaeology, when she specialized with a dissertation on the Musée de la Tapisserie de Bayeux in France in 2006 and has since gained many experiences abroad. For two years, she has been working on Rhome – Migrant eyes and memories, a research project in social inclusion within museums, focusing on the city’s new inhabitants from around the world. She has been the curator of several participatory projects and exhibitions of contemporary art. She is currently working for the Regional Ministry of Culture in Rome. Gloria Romanello is a Researcher and Consultant. She received a PhD in Culture and Heritage Management from the University of Barcelona (Spain), and a post-secondary academic degree in History of art (Italy). Her researches focus most [hide]

Reconfiguration of "Migration" and "Woman"

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Reconfiguration of "Migration" and "Woman" in a Participatory Museum Project. Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Elif received her BA degree in Sociology … [read more]

Reconfiguration of "Migration" and "Woman" in a Participatory Museum Project. Migration:Cities Workshop in June the 2nd 2018, Historical Museum Frankfurt. Elif received her BA degree in Sociology (Galatasaray University, Istanbul) and MA degree in Anatolian Civilizations and Cultural Heritage Management (Koç University, Istanbul/Scholarship fellow). Co-founder of Museum Professionals Association in Turkey. Worked at Pera Museum, Istanbul, in the Business Development Projects between 2010-2012. Coordinator and curator of the Federal German Migrant Women Association’s Bibliothek der Generationen project in the Historical Museum Frankfurt. DFG fellow and PhD researcher at TU Berlin—IGK – Center for Metropolitan Studies Berlin-New York-Toronto. Her research interest span over museology, urban, and digital culture. [hide]

Museum Rotterdam – Krachtvrouwen (Powerwomen)

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The 'Krachtvrouwen' in the Oude Westen, Rotterdam is a community of 300 women from 80 different nationalities, who join forces to support one another and the neighbourhood. They do so during … [read more]

The 'Krachtvrouwen' in the Oude Westen, Rotterdam is a community of 300 women from 80 different nationalities, who join forces to support one another and the neighbourhood. They do so during activities where they meet and eat together. Women can decide themselves how often they join activities. Some of them only join the coffee gathering; they drink coffee together and talk with each other. Others are much more active and join the sewing lessons, are active in the kitchen or join the Dutch lessons. They can also join sports activities or visits to the museum. Museum Rotterdam is collecting the contemporary history of the city in an active collection. The ‘Krachtvrouwen’ are in this Authentic Rotterdam Heritage collection no. 0011 [hide]