Programme
Taking Back Control
When everything’s gone to shit, how do we go about fixing it? MoH is taking part in a packed line-up of spoken word, poetry and activist presentations on 06 September at the NINES in Peckham from 7.30pm. Take Back Control is a series of events about the future of our country. Organised by local activists in areas often ignored by the
State of the Nation
State of the nation is a year-long creative exploration into the homelessness crisis that grips the UK. Launched on 8th April with a two day event at Tate Exchange at Tate Modern, this year’s worth of activity is a campaign that shines a light on the realities of homelessness today and one that is pushing for change. It includes major events,
About Us
The Museum of Homelessness is being developed by people from all walks of life, including those who have been homeless. Our community explores the art, history and culture of homelessness to make a difference for homeless people today. The first museum of its kind in the UK, we make the invisible visible through collecting, research, events and exhibitions. We do not yet have a building, so we are working with partners to produce our public programme.
Collection and Archive
The Museum of Homelessness has a small but growing collection of objects and archival records drawn from various organisations, individuals and through its projects.
This section of the site contains a monthly selection of an object or story chosen by a member of the MoH community and although not publicly accessible they can be viewed on request.
