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Revive Women's Group banner, 2019. Image courtesy of People's History Museum
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Migration
Onsite
2020 - 2021 Banner Exhibition
FREE | From Saturday 25 January 2020 to Sunday 9 January 2022
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#WELCOME? exhibition, People's History Museum, 19 May 2021 until 9 Jan 2022
Migration
Onsite
#WELCOME?
FREE | From Thursday 3 December 2020 to Sunday 9 January 2022
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Our Yorkshire Rose banner, 2016. Courtesy of Jo Cox's family. More in Common in memory of Jo Cox exhibition at People's History Museum
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Migration
Onsite
More in Common: in memory of Jo Cox
FREE | From Wednesday 19 May 2021 to Sunday 24 April 2022
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People's History Museum's Community Programme Team
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Migration
Onsite
Migration: a human story
FREE | From Wednesday 25 August 2021 to Sunday 24 April 2022
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Wed 20 October 2021 – Sun 16 January 2022 @ People's History Museum. Image; Titanics Waterloo Road Shloimy Alman 1977
Migration
Onsite
Vanished Streets: an exhibition of photographs of lost Jewish Manchester from the 1970s by Shloimy Alman
FREE | From Wednesday 20 October 2021 to Sunday 16 January 2022
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The Fabric of Protest online workshop at People's History Museum
Craft
Migration
Online
Workshop
The Fabric of Protest – online
£6 | £2 | FREE | Saturday 30 October 2021, 2.00pm - 3.30pm
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11 November 2021, Conviction Politics! A launch screening and panel discussion, Radical Late at People's History Museum. Photograph of Chartist Mural, Friar's Walk, Newport, Wales, around 2010. Courtesy Newport City Council
Discussion
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Migration
Onsite
Radical Lates
Conviction Politics: The Convict Routes of Australian Democracy
£6 | £2 | FREE | Thursday 11 November 2021, 6.30pm - 8.30pm
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11 November 2021, Conviction Politics! A launch screening and panel discussion, Radical Late at People's History Museum. Photograph of Chartist Mural, Friar's Walk, Newport, Wales, around 2010. Courtesy Newport City Council
Discussion
Family Friendly
Migration
Online
Radical Lates
Conviction Politics: The Convict Routes of Australian Democracy
£6 | £2 | FREE | Thursday 11 November 2021, 6.30pm - 8.30pm
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online event
The Fabric of Protest online workshop at People's History Museum
Craft
Migration
Online
Workshop
The Fabric of Protest – online
£6 | £2 | FREE | Saturday 27 November 2021, 2.00pm - 3.30pm
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'The Journey We Made Across Land and Sea, To Build a Country Not Made for Me’ banner, 2021. image courtesy of People's History Museum
Migration
Onsite
Tour
Migration: a human story guided tour
£6 | £2 | FREE | Friday 10 December 2021, 11.00am - 12.00pm
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onsite event
The Fabric of Protest online workshop at People's History Museum
Craft
Migration
Online
Workshop
The Fabric of Protest – online
£6 | £2 | FREE | Saturday 11 December 2021, 2.00pm - 3.30pm
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online event
Wed 26 Jan – Sunday 24 April 2022, Wherever the Road Take Me @ People's History Museum. Image © Rochdale Borough Council
Migration
Onsite
Wherever the Road Takes Me
FREE | From Wednesday 26 January 2022 to Sunday 24 April 2022
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onsite exhibition
The Fabric of Protest online workshop at People's History Museum
Craft
Migration
Online
Workshop
The Fabric of Protest – online
£6 | £2 | FREE | Saturday 29 January 2022, 2.00pm - 3.30pm
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online event
The Fabric of Protest online workshop at People's History Museum
Craft
Migration
Online
Workshop
The Fabric of Protest – online
£6 | £2 | FREE | Saturday 26 February 2022, 2.00pm - 3.30pm
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