News, Job Offers, Migration museum
DOMiD is building a nationwide migration museum in Cologne-Kalk in the coming years with support from the federal government, the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and the city of Cologne: the "House of Immigration Society" (working title). Personnel support is sought for this forward-looking project with immediate effect.
In this position, the responsibility lies on the organizational and administrative handling of the entire cultural construction project. The focus is directed towards project planning, project coordination and organizational implementation. The position is initially limited to three years.
Application deadline: 08.05.2023
Bewerbungsgespräche: 15.-25.05.2023
Information and Application:
Timothy Tasch | Human Resources and Organizational Development | 0221 - 800 28 30 | bewerbung@domid.org
News, Migration museum
NRW Integration Minister Josefine Paul emphasized that the "House of the Immigration Society" would be a flagship for the cultural and museum landscape as well as for the culture of remembrance.
News, Job Offers, Migration museum
We are advertising the project management for the "Haus der Einwanderungsgesellschaft" that we are planning. Applications will be accepted until 8th May, 2023.
News, Migration museum
Great recognition for #ourMuseum: the Minister of State for Culture, Claudia Roth and the Vice President of the NRW State Parliament, Berîvan Aymaz, visited DOMiD today and informed themselves about the status of the migration museum we are planning.
News, Migration museum
DOMiD has found a strong partner from the private sector for the development of the Migration Museum. Evonik is supporting us with funds for the expansion and digitization of the collection until 2025.
News, Migration museum
The Federal Government Commissioner for Migration, Integration and Refugees, Reem Alabali-Radovan, visited together with MP Sanae Abdi the DOMiD collection and spoke in favor of the "House of Immigration Society".
News, DOMiDLabs, Migration museum
Over the next years, the German Federal Cultural Foundation will be funding the DOMiDLabs. With these participatory labs, we are testing formats for citizen participation; results will be incorporated into the museum design.