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There is so much to discover in our permanent exhibitions on archaeological, historical and ethnographic themes. Here you can encounter original objects from five continents, from the Stone Age to the present day.<\/p>\n

Groups of 10 or more benefit from a reduced admission price<\/a><\/li>\n

For further questions, please contact the education & outreach team: vermittlung@bhm.ch<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>","button":{"__typename":"Link","id":"0","label":null,"isExternal":null,"href":""}},{"__typename":"ImageText","id":"608","title":"Multaka \u2013 Refugees present the museum","showTitle":true,"anchor":"section-608","menuTitle":"Multaka \u2013 Refugees present the museum","showInMenus":true,"variant":"big","subtitle":null,"label":null,"htmlText":"

Discover the Bernisches Historisches Museum in a different way. People with a refugee background invite you to stroll with them through our exhibitions, looking at items with fresh eyes, seeing them from new perspectives and making connections with the present. Each tour takes its cue from the personality and place of origin of the particular Multaka guide \u2013 and the discussion it provokes among all those taking part means that each one is a unique experience.<\/p>\n

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Duration<\/td>\n	ca. 60 minutes<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Price<\/td>\n	CHF 180 (excl. admission fees)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
No. of people<\/td>\n	max. 20 people<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Languages<\/td>\n	German, French, English, Arabic, Farsi, Dari, Chechen, Russian, Kurdish<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n <\/p>\n On request, the Multaka guides also offer booked tours in their native language. 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He skilfully interweaves childhood memories and family stories with the objects in the museum. As he does so, he reflects his own story of departure and arrival \u2013 and wonders why women sometimes scare him.\r\n\r\nYear of birth: 1995\r\nLanguages: German \/ Dari","id":"173"}]}},{"__typename":"Text","id":"612","title":"The project","showTitle":true,"anchor":"section-612","menuTitle":"Multaka","showInMenus":false,"variant":"sm","htmlText":" \"Multaka\" is a collaboration between the Bernische Historische Museum and the association Multaka Bern. We are part of the international Multaka network.<\/p>\n The project is supported by:<\/h3>\n \n Swisslos \u2013 Kultur Kanton Bern<\/a><\/li>\n Burgergemeinde Bern<\/a><\/li>\n Ernst G\u00f6hner Stiftung<\/a><\/li>\n Kultur Stadt Bern<\/a><\/li>\n LANDIS & GYR STIFTUNG<\/a><\/li>\n Reformierte Kirchen Bern-Jura-Solothurn<\/a><\/li>\n R\u00f6misch-katholische Gesamtkirchgemeinde Bern und Umgebung<\/a><\/li>\n Stanley Thomas Johnson Stiftung<\/a><\/li>\n Stiftung Corymbo<\/a><\/li>\n Stiftung Gertrud Kurz<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n <\/p>\n For further questions please contact the education and outreach team:<\/p>\n \n vermittlung@bhm.ch<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>","button":{"__typename":"Link","id":"0","label":null,"isExternal":null,"href":""}},{"__typename":"Text","id":"614","title":"Multaka international network","showTitle":true,"anchor":"section-614","menuTitle":"Multaka internationales Netzwerk","showInMenus":false,"variant":"sm","htmlText":" The Multaka International Network is a network of five different projects and is operating in Germany, England, Italy and Switzerland. The network was created in June 2019 when all members met in Berlin, Germany. <\/p>\n The network\u2019s members are Multaka Berlin, Multaka Oxford, AMIR Project in Florence, Multaka Bern and the Initiative: Lucky who speaks Arabic in Turin. In total, these projects are active in 15 Museums around Europe, of which: The Museums of Islamic Art and the Ancient near East Museum in Pergamon Museum, The German historical Museum in Berlin, Bern Historical Museum, The University Museum of Oxford, Egyptian Museum in Turin and Museum of Palazzo Vecchio in Florence. The total number of individuals, who were trained into Guides or cultural mediators involved in this network is over a hundred newcomers, who have different cultural and professional background.<\/p>\n The main objectives of the network is, as well as its member projects, to diversify the museums structures by including people with migration backgrounds, thus different perspectives and to provide a safe space to engage in intercultural dialog between both newcomer community and local community while exploring art, history and even one\u2019s own cultural heritage.<\/p>","button":{"__typename":"Link","id":"0","label":null,"isExternal":null,"href":""}},{"__typename":"Accordion","id":"613","title":"The international network","showTitle":true,"anchor":"section-613","menuTitle":"Das internationale Netzwerk","showInMenus":false,"variant":null,"items":{"nodes":[{"title":"Germany \u2013 Berlin","text":" Multaka: Museum as Meeting Point \u2013 Refugees as Guides in Berlin Museums<\/h3>\n The project was initiated in 2015 by the Museum of Islamic Art (Pergamon Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin) in cooperation with the Museum of the Ancient Near East, the Bode-Museum and the German Historical Museum and their educational departments. As part of \"Multaka: Museum as Meeting Point \u2013 Refugees as Guides in Berlin Museums\", 21 Syrian and Iraqi new arrivals were trained as museum guides in order to offer interactive tours for other new arrivals in their native language. Since 2016, the guided tours have also been available in German and English. On the one hand, the guided tours transfer questions about historical objects to current debates in order to establish a link between the past and the present. The 21 guides involve visitors in the process of viewing and interpreting objects. The visitors thus become active participants through mutual dialogue and taking into account their own history. The project \"Multaka: Museum as Meeting Point\" hopes to facilitate access to the museum for new arrivals through low-threshold addressing and peer-to-peer communication and to help them find social and cultural points of contact as well as to increase their participation in public space. 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Some of them are currently active part of the Association ACME (Friend of the Museo Egizio) and they lead special tours in Arabic, Italian, French and English during special events.<\/p>\n The same are also involved in the \u201cWelcome Tours\u201d offered to migrants and newcomers, in the framework of the European project \u201cNew Roots\u201d.<\/p>\n Museum<\/h3>\n Museo Egizio<\/p>\n Partner<\/h3>\n MIC \u2013 Mondi in Citt\u00e0 Onlus<\/p>\n Contact <\/h3>\n Alessia Fassone - Kuratorin Museo Egizio via Accademia delle Scienze, 6 \u2013 10123 Torino tel. 0115617776 www.museoegizio.it alessia.fassone@museoegizio.it https:\/\/museoegizio.it\/en\/discover\/special-projects\/ YouTube<\/p>","image":{"width":640,"height":427,"src":"https:\/\/cms.bhm.ch\/assets\/Uploads\/2023\/csm_Egizio_Torino_9f958018e5.jpg","alt":"csm Egizio Torino 9f958018e5","orientation":"2","focusPointX":0,"focusPointY":0,"id":"504","__typename":"Image"},"id":"37"},{"title":"Italy \u2013 Florence","text":" AMIR \/ Accoglienza, Musei, Inclusione und Relazione <\/strong>(Reception, Museums, Inclusion and Understanding) is a joint project overseen by the Municipality of Fiesole, the Municipality of Florence, Associazione Mus.e, Istituto degli Innocenti, Fondazione Primo Conti and Stazione Utopia.<\/p>\n Launched in September 2018, this project has trained 40 foreigners from 20 different countries \u2014some of whom are long-time residents, while others are refugees\u2014to lead visits through some of Florence and Fiesole\u2019s principal museums. 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This tour, in collaboration with Boboli Gardens and the Botanical Garden in Florence, explores the botanical and cultural diversity that resulted in gardens as well as their impact on cultures, cultivations, arts, and cuisines.<\/p>\n Museums<\/h3>\n Museo Civico Archeologico e Area Archeologica, Fiesole Museo Bandini, Fiesole Museo e Giardino Primo Conti, Fiesole Museo di Palazzo Vecchio, Firenze Museo Novecento, Firenze Museo degli Innocenti, Firenze<\/p>\n Partner<\/h3>\n Giardino di Boboli, Firenze Orto botanico, Firenze Collezione Fondazione CRF<\/p>\n Contact<\/h3>\n Chiara Damiani \u2013 Stazione Utopia Florence www.amirproject.com<\/a> amirmuseums@gmail.com<\/a> Facebook: @amirmuseums Instagram:@amirmuseums<\/p>","image":{"width":640,"height":427,"src":"https:\/\/cms.bhm.ch\/assets\/Uploads\/2023\/csm_3-AMIR-Museo-Bandini-photo-nicola-neri-_68da4ac627.jpg","alt":"csm 3 AMIR Museo Bandini photo nicola neri 68da4ac627","orientation":"2","focusPointX":0,"focusPointY":0,"id":"508","__typename":"Image"},"id":"38"},{"title":"Schweiz \u2013 Bern","text":" Multaka. Refugees present the museum<\/h3>\n What stories are hidden behind the objects in the Bernisches Historisches Museum and how can we relate them to the present day? How can we look at familiar things with new eyes, or approach things that are \u201calien\u201d to us? With questions like these people who arrived as forced migrants have been acting as guides through selected areas of the museum\u2019s history, ethnography and archaeology sections since April 2019, raising with visitors such issues as culture, history, shared cultural heritage, migration and flight. 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Museums<\/h3>\nMuseum for Islamic Art Museum of Ancient Near EastBode-Museum German Historical Museum<\/p>\n

Contact<\/h3>\nSalma Jreige - Project coordinationMultaka: Treffpunkt Museumc\/o Museum f\u00fcr Islamische KunstGeschwister-Scholl-Stra\u00dfe 610117 Berlin \u2013 Germany <\/p>\n

Museum<\/h3>\nMuseo Egizio<\/p>\n

Partner<\/h3>\nMIC \u2013 Mondi in Citt\u00e0 Onlus<\/p>\n

Partner<\/h3>\nGiardino di Boboli, FirenzeOrto botanico, FirenzeCollezione Fondazione CRF<\/p>\n

Museum<\/h3>\nBernisches Historisches Museum <\/p>\n

Partner<\/h3>\nVerein Multaka Bern<\/p>\n

Museums<\/h3>\nHistory of Science MuseumPitt Rivers Museum<\/p>\n

Museums<\/h3>\n
Museum for Islamic Art
Museum of Ancient Near East
Bode-Museum
German Historical Museum<\/p>\n

Museum<\/h3>\n
Museo Egizio<\/p>\n

Partner<\/h3>\n
MIC \u2013 Mondi in Citt\u00e0 Onlus<\/p>\n

Partner<\/h3>\n
Giardino di Boboli, Firenze
Orto botanico, Firenze
Collezione Fondazione CRF<\/p>\n

Museum<\/h3>\n
Bernisches Historisches Museum <\/p>\n

Partner<\/h3>\n
Verein Multaka Bern<\/p>\n

Museums<\/h3>\n
History of Science Museum
Pitt Rivers Museum<\/p>\n