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Visualization: Atelier Brückner

Museum Selma

That´s how it will look like: The neighboring Hall 71 will be dismantled down to its steel skeleton: Visitors will be able to access the Museum Selma from DOMiD via this hall from 2029.

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Visualization: Atelier Brückner

Museum Selma

Bright, airy, sustainable: This is what the Museum Selma by DOMiD will look like, when it opens in 2029.

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DOMiDLabs

In the DOMiDLabs: Labs for participatory museum design project, different people came together in four labs. They developed design concepts on various topics, which are being tested for the Selma Museum.

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News & Events

  • News, Migration museum, Museum construction

    Industrial hall meets cultural building: this is what Museum Selma should look like one day

    Where steel sheets were once cast and rolled, a pioneering cultural building will be constructed in the coming years on behalf of DOMiD: the Museum Selma. Another important milestone on the way to this venue has now been reached.

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  • News, DOMiDLabs

    Participatory museum design: what we have learned from the DOMiDLabs

    In 2021, DOMiD launched the project DOMiDLabs: Labs for participatory museum design. The aim: to develop design concepts with different people based on various topics. The lessons learnt are now available as a free online brochure.

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    News, Movies, Collection

    Film documentary “The Moelln Letters” wins Panorama Audience Award and Amnesty Film Prize at the Berlinale

    The documentary “The Moelln Letters” celebrates its world premiere at the 75th Berlinale. The bereaved of the 1992 Mölln attack only found out about the many hundreds of letters of solidarity decades later. They are kept at DOMiD.

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Our collection

Photo: Dietrich Hackenberg/DOMiD-Archive, Cologne

Photo: Dietrich Hackenberg/DOMiD-Archive, Cologne

DOMiD collects and conserves material which documents migration history. Furthermore, we believe it is our duty to research and present the history of migration in Germany to a wide audience. In addition to our museological and archival work, we organize events, conferences and talks. Our goal is to convey that migration is a norm in human history. We believe this perspective can provide a basis for developing a shared, transcultural identity.

Found some treasures in your attic or basement?

If you are in possesion of material that you think may be relevant to migration history, we would love to hear from you! Become a donor.

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Dr. Mark Terkessidis
Right from the beginning DOMiD has told the story of immigration in a new way - as the story of acting people, not as the story of problems. So who would be more suitable to design the Museum of Migration?
Dr. Mark Terkessidis, Migration researcher / freelance author

Migration history in pictures

Migration has left a lasting mark on our society. In the motif series "Migration History in Pictures" we have selected objects from the DOMiD collection that stand for certain phenomena of migration history since 1945. In short, richly illustrated online stories, we tell how migrants have influenced the history of Germany.

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