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Mixed Identities: discussion & reflection workshop

Carmel Smickersgill, Tours & Activities Editor

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Mixed Identities: discussion & reflection workshop

Manchester Museum, Manchester
22 July 2021

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Free
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Manchester Museum are hosting a space for presentation, reflection, discussion and a sharing of perspectives on belonging and identity. You can join in however you would feel most comfortable by registering through their website. All are welcome, all are encouraged to listen, speak, share as much or as little as they want. The Museum encourages people to explore what it means to have mixed identities in the 21st Century.

After the discussions the Museum will be creating an online exhibition around the conversations that come up in the session.

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