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  • Photo Credit: Atelier Brückner

    News, Museum construction

    The Museum Selma needs a new location

    The Museum Selma will not be built at the planned site in Cologne-Kalk. The museum construction cannot be realised within the existing budget at the former industrial hall. A possible new site in Cologne city centre is now to be considered.

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  • Graphic: DOMiD

    News, Job Offers, Migration museum

    Job offering at the Museum Selma: Project manager construction

    22 March 2026

    We are advertising an attractive position for our planned Museum Selma: we are looking for a construction project manager to play a key role in the implementation of our exciting museum project.

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  • Photo: Stella v. Saldern on behalf of the German Bundestag, CC-BY-SA-4.0

    News, Migration museum

    On the death of Rita Süssmuth: We bid farewell to our museum's patron

    The former President of the Bundestag and CDU Federal Minister paved the way for social change in many respects, including an understanding of Germany as a country of immigration. She has now passed away at the age of 88.

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    Event, News, Collection

    Black History Month Guided Tour: A journey through Black history in our collection

    26 February 2026

    DOMiD is also a place of Black history. Using selected objects, the history of Black people in Germany becomes tangible. Update: the tour is fully booked.

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  • View of the exhibition ‘Makkaroni Settanta – Esperimento collettivo’. Photo: Maria Segat

    News, Exhibition, Event

    „Makkaroni Settanta – Esperimento collettivo“: Exhibition enters its final weekend

    07 December 2025 – 11 January 2026

    Seventy years ago, Italy and the Federal Republic of Germany signed the recruitment agreement that heralded the era of ‘guest workers’. Our cooperation partner Makkaroni Akademie is hosting an exhibition on this topic in Cologne until 11 January.

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