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Turning migration heritage into a tool for intercultural dialogue
Perla Innocenti speaks about the National Museum on the History of Immigration in Paris
Perla Innocenti from the University of Northumbria and the University of Glasgow speaks about the National Museum on the History of Immigration in Paris. She explains how this museum tries to create intercultural dialogue.
Share your opinion:
Is the National Museum in the History of Immigration contributing to migrant inclusion or does it risk being patronising? How does this experience compare with that of Bristol discussed above?
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